Failed in Korean 🇰🇷

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failed	망하다

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Associate the syllable "망" with the idea of something ruined or bankrupt. This can help you remember that 망하다 is used when something fails or collapses.
• Think of a failed business or project; in Korean, you might say it "망했어요," reinforcing the connection between failure and the word.

Explanation:
“망하다” (romanized: manghada) means “to fail” or “to be ruined,” and it can be used in contexts like business failures or endeavors that don’t succeed. It is interchangeable in meaning with “실패하다” (silpaehada) in many situations.

Other Words with a Similar Meaning:
• 실패하다 (silpaehada) – to fail
• 좌절하다 (jwajeolhada) – to be frustrated or to fail (often with an emotional nuance)

Conjugations (using the standard polite form):

Infinitive: 망하다 (manghada)

Present Tense:
• 망해요 (manghaeyo) – It fails / is failing

Past Tense:
• 망했어요 (manghaesseoyo) – Failed / was failed

Future Tense:
• 망할 거예요 (manghal geoyeyo) – Will fail

Examples of Sentences:
1. 그 회사는 어제 망했어요.
(Geu hoesaneun eoje manghaesseoyo.)
→ That company failed yesterday.

2. 내 사업이 이번에 망할 거예요.
(Nae sa-eobi ibeone manghal geoyeyo.)
→ My business will fail this time.

3. 시험 준비를 제대로 안 해서 망해요.
(Siheom junbireul jedaero an haeseo manghaeyo.)
→ I fail (or things fail) because I didn’t prepare for the exam properly.

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