Change in Korean 🇰🇷

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change	갈아입는 중이다

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

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갈아입는 중이다 info.

Tips to Remember the Word:
• Notice that 갈아 (gal-a) sounds like “switch up” and 입 (ip) means “wear”—together they remind you of switching outfits.
• Think of “갈아입다” as breaking into parts: “갈아” (to change/swap) + “입다” (to wear), which together gives the idea of changing your outfit.

Explanations:
• 갈아입다 is the base verb meaning “to change one’s clothes.”
• When you add 는 중이다 to the verb stem (갈아입는 중이다), it expresses that the action is ongoing, i.e., “in the middle of changing.”
• This structure is commonly used to indicate that someone is currently busy with the activity.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 옷을 갈아입다 – This longer version explicitly mentions “clothes” (옷) but carries the same meaning.
• 갈아입고 있다 – An alternative way to say “in the process of changing clothes.”

Conjugations of 갈아입다:
• Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 갈아입다 (gal-a-ip-da) – “to change (clothes)”
• Present Tense:
– 평서형 (formal): 갈아입습니다 (gal-a-ip-seum-ni-da)
– Informal Polite: 갈아입어요 (gal-a-ip-eo-yo)
– Present Progressive: 갈아입고 있어요 (gal-a-ip-go i-sseo-yo)
• Past Tense:
– 평서형: 갈아입었습니다 (gal-a-ip-eoss-seum-ni-da) or 갈아입었어 (gal-a-ip-ess-eo) informally
• Future Tense:
– 평서형: 갈아입을 것입니다 (gal-a-ip-eul geo-sip-ni-da) or 갈아입을 거예요 (gal-a-ip-eul geo-ye-yo) in a less formal style

Example Sentences with Romanization:
1. "잠깐 기다려. 지금 갈아입는 중이야."
Translation: "Wait a minute. I’m in the middle of changing."
Romanized: "Jamkkan gidaryeo. Jigeum gal-a-ip-neun jung-iya."

2. "그녀는 파티에 가기 전에 갈아입었어요."
Translation: "She changed clothes before going to the party."
Romanized: "Geunyeoneun pati-e gagi jeon-e gal-a-ip-eoss-eo-yo."

3. "내일 운동하러 갈아입고 올게요."
Translation: "I'll change and come over tomorrow for exercise."
Romanized: "Naeil undonghareo gal-a-ip-go ol-ge-yo."

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