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Read	독하다

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

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Tips for Remembering the Word:
• Associate “dok” in 독하다 with something potent or intense—imagine tasting an extremely strong, almost “toxic” medicine.
• Break it into syllables “dok-ha-da” and think of “strong” characteristics like a strong scent or flavor.

Explanation:
• 독하다 is an adjective used to describe something with an intense, strong, or overpowering taste, smell, or sometimes even effect.
• It conveys that something is so strong it can be almost overwhelming.

Synonyms:
• 쎄다 (sseda) – meaning “strong” or “intense”
• 강하다 (ganghada) – meaning “powerful” or “potent”
• 진하다 (jinhada) – meaning “rich” or “intense” (often used for colors or flavors)

Conjugations:
Base form: 독하다 (dok-ha-da)

Present:
• Informal plain: 독해 (dok-hae)
• Informal polite: 독해요 (dok-hae-yo)
• Formal polite: 독합니다 (dok-ham-ni-da)

Past:
• Informal plain: 독했어 (dok-haess-eo)
• Informal polite: 독했어요 (dok-haess-eo-yo)
• Formal polite: 독했습니다 (dok-haess-seup-ni-da)

Future:
• Informal: 독할 거야 (dok-hal geo-ya)
• Informal polite: 독할 거예요 (dok-hal geo-ye-yo)
• Formal polite: 독할 것입니다 (dok-hal geo-sip-ni-da)

Additional Forms:
• Present continuous: 독하고 있어 (dok-ha-go i-sseo) / 독하고 있어요 (dok-ha-go i-sseo-yo)
• Conditional: 독하면 (dok-ha-myeon)

Example Sentences:
1. Informal: “이 약이 너무 독해.”
Romanization: “I yak-i neo-mu dok-hae.”
Meaning: “This medicine is too potent.”
2. Informal Past: “어제 먹은 약이 독했어.”
Romanization: “Eo-je meo-geun yak-i dok-haess-eo.”
Meaning: “The medicine I took yesterday was too strong.”
3. Formal: “그 커피는 매우 독합니다.”
Romanization: “Geu keo-pi-neun mae-u dok-ham-ni-da.”
Meaning: “That coffee is very intense.”

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