Launch in Korean 🇰🇷

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launch	나섰다

How to say “launch” in Korean? “나섰다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “나섰다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on launch in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of "나서다" as literally “to step out” because “나” sounds like “out” (as in “나가다”) and “서다” means “to stand.” When you imagine someone stepping out boldly, you can recall that “나섰다” means launching or taking initiative.

Explanations:
• “나섰다” is the past tense form of the verb “나서다,” which means “to step forward,” “to take the initiative,” or in some contexts, “to launch” (e.g., launching a project or taking decisive action).
• It implies actively moving into the forefront or starting something, much like launching an initiative.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 앞장섰다 (apjangseotda) – took the lead
• 선도했다 (seondohaetda) – spearheaded
• 시작했다 (sijakhaetda) – started

Conjugations of “나서다”:
• Infinitive: 나서다 (naseoda) – “to step forward/launch”
• Present Tense: 나선다 (naseonda) – “steps forward/launches”
• Past Tense: 나섰다 (naseotda) – “stepped forward/launched”
• Future Tense: 나설 것이다 (naseol geosida) – “will step forward/launch”
• Present Progressive: 나서고 있다 (naseogo itda) – “is stepping forward/launching”

Example Sentences:
1. Korean: 그는 새로운 프로젝트에 나섰다.
Romanized: Geuneun saeroun peurojekteu-e naseotda.
English: He launched a new project.

2. Korean: 그녀는 어려운 문제 해결에 앞서 나섰다.
Romanized: Geunyeoneun eoryeoun munje haegyeore apseo naseotda.
English: She took the initiative in solving a difficult problem.

3. Korean: 우리 회사는 이번 달에 신제품을 출시하며 나서는 전략을 펼쳤다.
Romanized: Uri hoesaneun ibbeon dal-e sinjepumeul chulsi hamyeo naseoneun jeonlyageul pyeolchyeotda.
English: Our company launched a new product this month, taking a proactive strategy.

4. Korean: 정치인들이 사회 개혁을 위해 나서고 있다.
Romanized: Jeongchiindeuri sahoe gaehyeogeul wihae naseogo itda.
English: Politicians are stepping forward to reform society.

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