| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| Marry | μμ§κ°λ€ |
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μμ§κ°λ€ info.
Tips to remember the word:
β’ Think of μμ§ (sijip) as βin-lawβs houseβ and κ°λ€ (gada) as βto goββtogether, they remind you of the tradition where a bride βgoesβ to her husbandβs home.
β’ Remember that μμ§κ°λ€ is typically used for a woman getting married, contrasting with κ²°νΌνλ€ (gyeolhonhada), which is gender-neutral.
Explanations:
β’ μμ§κ°λ€ means βto get marriedβ (usually referring to a bride moving into her husbandβs family home).
β’ The word combines μμ§ (in-lawsβ home) and κ°λ€ (to go), illustrating the cultural aspect of marriage in Korea.
Other words with the same meaning:
β’ κ²°νΌνλ€ (gyeolhonhada) β to marry (gender-neutral).
Conjugations (in various polite forms):
Base form (dictionary form):
β’ μμ§κ°λ€ (sijipgada)
Present tense:
β’ Informal polite: μμ§κ°μ (sijipgayo) β β(she) is getting married.β
β’ Formal polite: μμ§κ°λλ€ (sijipgamnida)
Past tense:
β’ Informal polite: μμ§κ°μ΄μ (sijipgasseoyo) β β(she) got married.β
β’ Formal polite: μμ§κ°μ΅λλ€ (sijipgasseumnida)
Future tense:
β’ Informal polite: μμ§κ° κ±°μμ (sijipgal geoyeyo) β β(she) will get married.β
β’ Formal polite: μμ§κ° κ²μ λλ€ (sijipgal geosimnida)
Examples of sentences:
1. λ΄ λμμ λ€μ λ¬μ μμ§κ°μ.
(Ne dongsaengeun da-eum dal-e sijipgayo.)
βMy younger sister is getting married next month.β
2. κ·Έλ λ μΌλ§ μ μ μμ§κ°μ΄μ.
(Geunyeoneun eolma jeon-e sijipgasseoyo.)
βShe got married a while ago.β
3. μ°λ¦¬ μΉκ΅¬λ λ΄λ μ μμ§κ° κ±°μμ.
(Uri chinguneun naenyeon-e sijipgal geoyeyo.)
βOur friend will get married next year.β
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