Interrogate in Korean 🇰🇷

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Interrogate	끼어들다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of "끼어들다" as “cutting in” during a conversation. The word can be broken down into two parts: "끼어" (sounds like “key”) suggesting “inserting,” and "들다" meaning “to enter.” This can help you remember that it describes entering into something abruptly.
• Visualize a situation where someone “cuts in” line or conversation, reminding you of the act of interjecting.

Explanation:
• "끼어들다" means to interject, butt in, or cut into a conversation or situation without permission.
• It carries the nuance of interrupting or inserting oneself abruptly.

Synonyms/Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 말 끊다 (mal kkeun-da) – “to interrupt someone's speech”
• 개입하다 (gaeip-hada) – “to intervene” (used more formally)
• 참견하다 (chamgyeon-hada) – “to meddle” (often with a negative nuance)

Conjugation of "끼어들다" (Dictionary Form: 끼어들다, romanized: kki-eo-deul-da):

Informal Polite:
• Present: 끼어들어요 (kki-eo-deu-reo-yo)
• Past: 끼어들었어요 (kki-eo-deul-eot-seo-yo)
• Future: 끼어들 거예요 (kki-eo-deul geo-ye-yo)

Plain/Formal (Literary/Formal):
• Present: 끼어든다 (kki-eo-deun-da)
• Past: 끼어들었다 (kki-eo-deul-eot-da)
• Future: 끼어들 것이다 (kki-eo-deul geo-si-da)

Examples of Sentences:
1. Informal Polite:
"Please don't cut in while we are talking."
→ "우리 얘기할 때 끼어들지 마세요."
(Uri yaegi-hal ttae kki-eo-deul-ji ma-se-yo.)

2. Plain/Formal:
"He cut in suddenly during the meeting."
→ "그는 회의 중에 갑자기 끼어들었다."
(Geu-neun hoeui jung-e gap-ja-gi kki-eo-deul-eot-da.)

3. Informal Polite:
"I was about to speak when someone cut in."
→ "내가 말하려는데 누가 끼어들었어요."
(Nae-ga mal-ha-ryeo-neun-de nuga kki-eo-deul-eot-seo-yo.)

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