Follow in Korean 🇰🇷

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Follow	따라다니다

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Notice the similarity between “따라” and the English word “tail” – both suggest being behind someone.
• Imagine someone "tailing" another person, which can help you recall that “따라다니다” means to follow or tail someone around.

Explanations:
• “따라다니다” (ttaradainida) means to follow someone around, often implying that the following is persistent or even unwelcome.
• It can describe situations ranging from simply following a leader to someone trailing another person too closely.

Other Words with a Similar Meaning:
• 따라가다 (ttaragada) – to follow (focuses on the act of going behind someone)
• 뒤따르다 (dwittareuda) – to follow or come after
• 추적하다 (chujeokhada) – to track or pursue

Conjugations (Standard Polite Form):
• Infinitive/Base Form: 따라다니다 (ttaradainida)
• Present: 따라다녀요 (ttaradanyeoyo)
• Past: 따라다녔어요 (ttaradanyosseoyo)
• Future: 따라다닐 거예요 (ttaradanyil geoyeyo)
• Present Progressive: 따라다니고 있어요 (ttaradani-go isseoyo)
• Future Intention: 따라다닐 거라고 해요 (ttaradanyil georago haeyo)

Example Sentences:
1. 그는 친구를 길거리에서 따라다녔어요.
(Geuneun chingureul gilgeorieseo ttaradanyosseoyo.)
– He followed his friend on the street.

2. 경찰이 범인을 따라다니고 있어요.
(Gyeongchali beomineul ttaradani-go isseoyo.)
– The police are following the suspect.

3. 나는 그 남자가 나를 계속 따라다닐 거라고 생각해요.
(Naneun geu namjaga nareul gyesok ttaradanyil georago saenggakaeyo.)
– I think that man will continue to follow me.

4. 그녀는 새로운 아이디어를 내며, 경쟁자를 따라다니지 않으려고 해요.
(Geunyeoneun saeroun aideureul naemyeo, gyeongjaengjareul ttaradani-ji anhureogo haeyo.)
– She comes up with new ideas to avoid following her competitors.

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