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개방되다 info.

Tips to Remember:
– Notice that "개방" means "opening" (similar to “open” in English) and combines with "되다" ("to become" or "to be") to express the state of being open.
– Remember the similar-sounding "열리다" (yeollida) for "to open" and contrast it with "개방되다" which is often used in more formal or institutional contexts (e.g., an institution or system being opened).

Explanation:
– "개방되다" is a passive or stative verb meaning “to be open” or “to become open.” It is often used to describe when something (like a country, policy, or facility) transitions into an open state.
– The structure combines the noun "개방" (open; opening) with the auxiliary verb "되다" (to become or to be), indicating the state.

Synonyms:
– 열리다 (yeollida): Means “to open” or “to be opened” and is often used in everyday contexts (e.g., a door is opening).
– 오픈되다 (open-doeda): A borrowed term from English that likewise means “to be opened.”

Conjugations (using standard polite forms where applicable):

Dictionary Form: 개방되다 (gaebangdoeda)

Present Tense:
• 평서문: 개방된다 (gaebangdoenda) – “It is open” or “It becomes open.”
• 반말: 개방돼 (gaebangdwae)

Past Tense:
• 평서문 (formal): 개방되었다 (gaebangdoeotda) – “It was opened.”
• Informal: 개방됐어 (gaebangdwaesseo)

Future Tense:
• Using auxiliary “을 것이다”: 개방될 것이다 (gaebangdoel geosida) – “It will be opened.”
• Informal: 개방될 거야 (gaebangdoel geoya)

Progressive Form:
• 개방되고 있다 (gaebangdogo itda) – “It is being opened” or “It is in an open state.”

Examples in Sentences:
1. The museum will be open to the public next month.
– 박물관은 다음 달에 일반에 개방된다.
– (Bakmulgwaneun daeum dale ilbane gaebangdoenda.)

2. After years of isolation, the country was finally opened.
– 수년간의 고립 후에 그 나라는 마침내 개방되었다.
– (Sunyeonganui gorip hue geu naraneun machimnae gaebangdoeotda.)

3. The new policy is currently being opened to international businesses.
– 새로운 정책이 현재 국제 기업에 개방되고 있다.
– (Saeroun jeongchaegi hyeonjae gukje gieobe gaebangdogo itda.)

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