Fill up in Korean 🇰🇷

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fill up	메우고 있다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Associate "메우다" with the English word “mend”—both involve fixing or filling something that is missing.
• Visualize patching a pothole or filling a gap; the idea of repairing reminds you of “메우다.”
• The sound “메우” can be linked to “mew” like a cat patching up its spot, helping to recall its pronunciation.

Explanations:
• "메우다" means "to fill" in the sense of filling a gap, hole, or deficiency.
• The phrase "메우고 있다" is the present progressive form, meaning "is filling" (e.g., "is currently filling in a gap" or "is patching up a hole").

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 채우다 (chaeuda) – also means "to fill" or "to fill up" (commonly used for filling spaces, time, or making up a shortage).
• 보수하다 (bosuhada) – means "to repair" or "to mend," which can sometimes overlap with the idea of filling a gap.

Conjugations of 메우다:
• Dictionary form (Infinitive): 메우다 (meuda)
• Present Tense:
◦ Informal polite: 메워요 (meowoyo)
◦ Formal polite: 메웁니다 (meowumnida)
• Past Tense:
◦ Informal polite: 메웠어요 (meowosseoyo)
◦ Formal polite: 메웠습니다 (meowosseumnida)
• Future Tense:
◦ Informal polite: 메울 거예요 (meul geoyeyo)
◦ Formal polite: 메울 것입니다 (meul geosimnida)
• Present Progressive:
◦ Informal polite: 메우고 있어요 (meugo isseoyo)
◦ Formal polite: 메우고 있습니다 (meugo isseumnida)

Example Sentences:
1. The workers are filling the pothole.
Korean: 작업자들이 포트홀을 메우고 있어요.
Romanized: Jageopjadeul-i poteuhol-eul meugo isseoyo.
2. The student is filling in the missing parts of his essay.
Korean: 학생이 에세이의 빠진 부분을 메우고 있어요.
Romanized: Haksaeng-i essei-ui bbajin bubun-eul meugo isseoyo.
3. Yesterday, he filled the gap in the wall with bricks.
Korean: 어제 그는 벽의 틈을 벽돌로 메웠어요.
Romanized: Eoje geuneun byeog-ui teum-eul byeokdol-lo meowosseoyo.
4. Tomorrow, they will fill up the sink with water.
Korean: 내일 그들은 싱크대를 물로 메울 거예요.
Romanized: Naeil geudeul-eun singkeudae-reul mul-lo meul geoyeyo.

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