Hold on in Korean 🇰🇷

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Hold on	붙잡히다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 붙잡히다 is built from 붙잡다 (“to seize or grab”) with the passive ending –히다, so it means “to be caught or seized.” One way to remember it is to think of “sticking” (붙어 means “to stick”) with a “grab,” implying that once something sticks to someone, it’s been caught.
• Break it down into “붙잡” (the idea of grabbing) and “히다” (a passive marker), reinforcing its meaning as “to be caught.”

Explanations:
• 붙잡히다 is a passive verb meaning “to be caught” or “to be seized.” It indicates that the subject is acted upon by someone or something else.
• It often appears in contexts where someone is physically or metaphorically taken hold of, similar to “getting caught” in English.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 잡히다 (to be caught) – a more general term for being caught.
• 체포되다 (to be arrested) – used in formal or legal contexts.
• 걸리다 (to be apprehended or caught) – can also mean being caught by surprise.

Conjugations of 붙잡히다:
• Infinitive: 붙잡히다 (but-chap-hi-da)
• Present (informal low): 붙잡혀 (but-chap-hyeo)
• Present (polite): 붙잡혀요 (but-chap-hyeo-yo)
• Past (informal low): 붙잡혔어 (but-chap-hyeot-sseo)
• Past (polite): 붙잡혔어요 (but-chap-hyeot-sseo-yo)
• Future (informal low): 붙잡힐 거야 (but-chap-hil geo-ya)
• Future (polite): 붙잡힐 거예요 (but-chap-hil geo-ye-yo)
• Present Progressive (informal low): 붙잡히고 있어 (but-chap-hi-go i-sseo)
• Present Progressive (polite): 붙잡히고 있어요 (but-chap-hi-go i-sseo-yo)

Example Sentences:
1. The thief was caught by the police.
– 한국어: 도둑이 경찰에 붙잡혔어.
– Romanized: Doduk-i gyeongchare but-chap-hyeot-sseo.

2. I fear that I might be caught if I try to escape.
– 한국어: 도망가면 내가 붙잡힐 거라고 두려워해.
– Romanized: Domanggamyeon naega but-chap-hil geo-ra-go du-ryeo-wo-hae.

3. Many suspects are being caught one after another.
– 한국어: 많은 용의자들이 차례차례 붙잡히고 있어요.
– Romanized: Manh-eun yong-ui-ja-deul-i cha-rye-cha-rye but-chap-hi-go i-sseo-yo.

4. Tomorrow, the criminal will likely be caught.
– 한국어: 내일 그 범죄자는 붙잡힐 거예요.
– Romanized: Naeil geu beomjoe-ja-neun but-chap-hil geo-ye-yo.

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