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전망하다 info.

Tips to remember the word:
• Think of "전망" as “panorama” where “전” can imply “all” and “망” sounds like “sight” – helping you recall that it means “to view” or “to look out over.”

Explanation:
• 전망하다 means “to view” or “to look over” a scene, typically used when talking about taking in a wide or scenic view. It can also be used figuratively when referring to forecasting future prospects.
• It is used as a regular verb in Korean.

Other words with similar meanings:
• 조망하다 (jomanghada) – to look out over; to view from a height
• 바라보다 (baraboda) – to gaze at; to look at

Conjugations of 전망하다:
• Dictionary form: 전망하다 (jeonmanghada)
• Present tense:
 – Informal: 전망해 (jeonmanghae)
 – Polite: 전망해요 (jeonmanghaeyo)
 – Formal: 전망합니다 (jeonmanghamnida)
• Past tense:
 – Informal: 전망했어 (jeonmanghaesseo)
 – Polite: 전망했어요 (jeonmanghaesseoyo)
 – Formal: 전망했습니다 (jeonmanghaetseumnida)
• Future tense:
 – Informal: 전망할 거야 (jeonmanghal geoya)
 – Polite: 전망할 거예요 (jeonmanghal geoyeyo)
 – Formal: 전망할 것입니다 (jeonmanghal geosimnida)

Example sentences:
• 나는 창문 너머로 아름다운 풍경을 전망했어.
 Romanized: Naneun changmun neomeoro areumdaun pung-gyungeul jeonmanghaesseo.
 Translation: I viewed a beautiful landscape through the window.
• 이 호텔은 바다가 잘 전망해요.
 Romanized: I hotereun badaga jal jeonmanghaeyo.
 Translation: This hotel has a good view of the sea.
• 내일 우리는 산 정상에서 경치를 전망할 거예요.
 Romanized: Naeil urineun san jeongsangeseo gyeongchireul jeonmanghal geoyeyo.
 Translation: Tomorrow, we will view the scenery from the mountain top.

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