Digest in Korean 🇰🇷

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Digest	소화하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of the Korean word 소화하다 (so-hwa-ha-da) as composed of “소” (so), which also means “cow” in Korean—a creature known for its strong digestive system—and “화,” which can remind you of “fire.” Imagine a cow digesting food quickly like fire eating, reinforcing the idea of digestion.
• Associate the sound “so-hwa” with “so hardly” if you think of food that’s hardly left undigested.

Explanation:
• 소화하다 means “to digest” in English, referring to the process of breaking down food or absorbing information.
• It is used as a transitive verb; you typically digest something (food, ideas, etc.).

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 소화되다 (so-hwa-dwe-da) – the passive form, meaning “to be digested.”
• 흡수하다 (heup-su-ha-da) – can mean “to absorb,” often used in contexts like absorbing nutrients or information.

Conjugations for 소화하다:
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 소화하다 (so-hwa-ha-da)
• Present Informal Low: 소화해 (so-hwa-hae)
• Present Polite: 소화해요 (so-hwa-hae-yo)
• Present Formal High: 소화합니다 (so-hwa-ham-ni-da)
• Past Informal Low: 소화했어 (so-hwa-haet-eo)
• Past Polite: 소화했어요 (so-hwa-haet-eo-yo)
• Past Formal High: 소화했습니다 (so-hwa-haet-sseum-ni-da)
• Future Informal Low: 소화할 거야 (so-hwa-hal geo-ya)
• Future Polite: 소화할 거예요 (so-hwa-hal geo-ye-yo)
• Future Formal High: 소화할 것입니다 (so-hwa-hal geot-sim-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. 내가 먹은 음식이 잘 소화돼.
(Romanization: Nae-ga meok-eun eum-sik-i jal so-hwa-dwae.)
Translation: The food I ate is digesting well.
2. 운동 후에 밥을 소화하는 데 시간이 걸려.
(Romanization: Un-dong hu-e bap-eul so-hwa-ha-neun de si-gan-i geol-lyeo.)
Translation: It takes time to digest food after exercise.
3. 이 약은 소화를 도와줘요.
(Romanization: I yak-eun so-hwa-reul do-wa-jwo-yo.)
Translation: This medicine helps with digestion.
4. 내일은 소화가 잘 될 거예요.
(Romanization: Nae-il-eun so-hwa-ga jal doel geo-ye-yo.)
Translation: I will digest (my food) well tomorrow.

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