Go in Korean 🇰🇷

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go	놓이다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of 놓이다 as the passive form related to the active verb 놓다 (“to put” or “to place”). Visualize an object that has been placed somewhere without anyone actively doing it at that moment.
• The sound “놓” might remind you of “no” in “no place” until something has been “놓이다” – placed or set down.

Explanation:
• 놓이다 means “to be placed” or “to be set down” as the passive equivalent of 놓다.
• It describes a situation where an object is in a state of having been put or placed, often without specifying who placed it.
• It is used to focus on the condition or location of an object rather than the act of placing.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 두어지다 – can sometimes be used in contexts where something is arranged or set in place (though it is less common).
• 놓여 있다 – a construction that emphasizes the state of being placed.

Conjugations (Base dictionary form: 놓이다, Romanized: noh-ida):
• Present (Declarative): 놓여요 (noh-yeo-yo) – “is placed” or “has been set.”
• Past Declarative: 놓였어요 (noh-yeo-sseo-yo) – “was placed.”
• Future Declarative: 놓일 거예요 (noh-il geo-ye-yo) – “will be placed.”
• Present Progressive (colloquial): 놓이고 있어요 (noh-i-go i-sseo-yo) – “is being placed” / “is in a placed state.”

Examples of Sentences:
1. 책이 탁자 위에 놓였어요.
Romanized: chaek-i takja wi-e noh-yeo-sseo-yo.
Translation: The book was placed on the table.

2. 그림이 벽에 놓여 있어요.
Romanized: geu-rim-i byeog-e noh-yeo i-sseo-yo.
Translation: The picture is hanging (placed) on the wall.

3. 내일 그 조각상이 광장에 놓일 거예요.
Romanized: nae-il geu jo-gak-sang-i gwangjang-e noh-il geo-ye-yo.
Translation: Tomorrow, the statue will be placed in the square.

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