Gather in Korean 🇰🇷

모일 것이다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Associate “모이-” with "more" in English—just as more individuals come together, they “gather.”
• Recall that 모이다 is an intransitive verb meaning “to gather” without needing a direct object.

Explanations:
• “모이다” means “to gather” or “to assemble” when used to describe people or things coming together.
• The phrase “모일 것이다” is a future tense expression meaning “will gather,” formed by combining the future base with “것이다.”

Synonyms and similar words:
• 집합하다 (jiphap-hada) – “to assemble” or “to gather”
• 모으다 (mo-eu-da) – “to collect” or “to gather” (transitive form)
• 집결하다 (jipgyeol-hada) – “to converge” or “to rally”

Conjugations of 모이다:
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 모이다 (moi-da)
• Present tense: 모인다 (moi-nda) – e.g., “사람들이 광장에서 모인다.” (Saramdeuri gwangjang-eseo moinda; “People gather in the square.”)
• Past tense: 모였다 (moyeot-da) – e.g., “회의가 끝나고 모두가 모였다.” (Hoeigwa kkeutnago moduga moyeotda; “After the meeting, everyone gathered.”)
• Future tense: 모일 것이다 (moi-l geosida) – e.g., “내일 다시 모일 것이다.” (Naeil dasi moil geosida; “We will gather again tomorrow.”)
• Imperative (polite): 모이세요 (moi-seyo) – “Please gather.”

Examples in sentences:
• “모든 학생들이 운동장에 모인다.”
 Romanization: “Modeun haksaengdeuri undongjang-e moinda.”
 Translation: “All the students gather in the playground.”

• “비가 그치면 사람들이 공원에 모일 것이다.”
 Romanization: “Biga geuchimyeon saramdeuri gongwon-e moil geosida.”
 Translation: “When the rain stops, people will gather in the park.”

• “친구들이 갑자기 한자리에 모였다.”
 Romanization: “Chingudeuri gapjagi hanjarie moyeotda.”
 Translation: “The friends suddenly gathered in one place.”

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