Recommend in Korean 🇰🇷

권하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• The syllable "권 (kwon)" can be linked with “counsel” or “recommendation” in your mind. Picture a trusted advisor saying, “I 권하다,” to remind you that it means “to recommend.”
• Think of its similar rhythm to the English word “recommend” to bridge the meanings.

Explanation:
• 권하다 (kwonhada) means “to recommend” or “to advise.” It is used when suggesting something beneficial or encouraging someone to try or consider something.
• It is often used in contexts like recommending a restaurant, book, or even advice on behavior.

Similar Words:
• 추천하다 (chucheonhada) – to recommend, suggest, or endorse (often used for products, places, etc.)
• 제안하다 (jaehanhada) – to propose or suggest an idea
• 권유하다 (kwonyuhada) – to urge or advocate (a slightly softer encouragement)

Conjugations:
• Infinitive/Form: 권하다 (kwonhada)
• Present Tense (polite): 권해요 (kwonhaeyo)
• Present Tense (informal): 권해 (kwonhae)
• Past Tense (polite): 권했어요 (kwonhaesseoyo)
• Future Tense (polite): 권할 거예요 (kwonal geoyeyo)
• Future Tense (determined/intention): 권하겠다 (kwonhagetta)

Example Sentences:
1. I recommend that restaurant to my friend.
– Korean: 저는 친구에게 그 식당을 권했어요.
– Romanized: Jeoneun chinguege geu sikdang-eul kwonhaesseoyo.

2. My teacher recommends reading every day.
– Korean: 선생님은 매일 책 읽기를 권해요.
– Romanized: Seonsaengnimeun maeil chaek ilkkigireul kwonhaeyo.

3. When you visit Korea, I recommend trying traditional food.
– Korean: 한국에 오면 전통 음식을 권할 거예요.
– Romanized: Hanguk-e omyeon jeontong eumsigeul kwonal geoyeyo.

4. I strongly recommend this book.
– Korean: 저는 이 책을 강력히 권하겠어요.
– Romanized: Jeoneun i chaegeul gangryeokhi kwonhagess-eoyo.

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