Put on in Korean 🇰🇷

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put on	올려놓다

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

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올려놓다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 올려놓다 is a compound of 올리다 (“to raise/put up”) and 놓다 (“to place/put down”), so you can think of it as “to put something up” or “to set something in place.”
• Use a mental image of lifting an object and carefully placing it somewhere to help connect the two parts.
• Remember the romanized form “ol-ryeo-nohta” by breaking it into “ol-ryeo” and “nohta.”

Explanations:
• 올려놓다 means “to put (something) on (a surface)” or “to set something in place.”
• The word is used when you deliberately place an object on top of something else.
• It emphasizes that the object has been positioned for a purpose, not just moved from one spot to another.

Synonyms/Other Words:
• 놓다 (noh-da) – “to put” or “to set.”
• 놓아두다 (noh-ah-doo-da) – “to leave something placed” or “to set aside.”
• 두다 (doo-da) – “to place” or “to set” (in some contexts)

Conjugations (Informal Polite Style):
• Dictionary form (Infinitive): 올려놓다 (ol-ryeo-nohta)
• Present: 올려놓아요 (ol-ryeo-noh-ah-yo) – “(I) put on…”
• Past: 올려놓았어요 (ol-ryeo-nohat-sseo-yo) – “(I) put on…”
• Future: 올려놓을 거예요 (ol-ryeo-noh-eul geo-ye-yo) – “(I) will put on…”
• Present Continuous: 올려놓고 있어요 (ol-ryeo-noh-go i-sseo-yo) – “(I am) putting on…”

Example Sentences:
1. I placed the book on the table.
• Korean: 책을 탁자 위에 올려놓았어요.
• Romanized: chaeg-eul takja wi-e ol-ryeo-nohat-sseo-yo.
2. Please put the photo on the wall.
• Korean: 사진을 벽에 올려놓아요.
• Romanized: sa-jin-eul byeog-e ol-ryeo-noh-ah-yo.
3. He will put the keys on the shelf.
• Korean: 그는 열쇠를 선반 위에 올려놓을 거예요.
• Romanized: geu-neun yeol-swae-reul seonban wi-e ol-ryeo-noh-eul geo-ye-yo.

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