Enter in Korean 🇰🇷

입력하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Associate 입력하다 (ipryeokhada) with the English word “input” or “enter” so that when you think of entering data, you recall the similar sound.
• Remember that 입력 (ipryeok) is the “input” or “entry” part, and 하다 (hada) means “to do,” meaning “to input” or “to enter.”

Explanations:
• 입력하다 means “to enter,” “to input,” or “to key in,” especially in the context of entering data on a computer or into a system.
• It is a basic verb used in computing and everyday situations where data is input.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 넣다 (neohda) – means “to put in” (less technical and broader in usage).
• 기입하다 (giip-hada) – also means “to fill in” or “to enter” (typically used for forms).

Conjugations:
Base form (infinitive): 입력하다 (ipryeokhada)

Present Tense:
• Informal Low: 입력해 (ipryeokhae)
• Informal High: 입력해요 (ipryeokhaeyo)
• Formal Declarative: 입력합니다 (ipryeokhamnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal Low: 입력했어 (ipryeokhaesseo)
• Informal High: 입력했어요 (ipryeokhaesseoyo)
• Formal Declarative: 입력했습니다 (ipryeokhaetseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal: 입력할 거야 (ipryeokhal geoya)
• Informal High: 입력할 거예요 (ipryeokhal geoyeyo)
• Formal Declarative: 입력할 것입니다 (ipryeokhal geosimnida)

Examples of Sentences:
1. 컴퓨터에 데이터를 입력해요.
(Keompyuteoe deiteoreul ipryeokhaeyo.)
English: I enter data into the computer.

2. 회원 정보를 시스템에 입력했습니다.
(Hoewon jeongboreul siseuteme ipryeokhaetseumnida.)
English: I entered the member information into the system.

3. 새로운 사용자 이름을 입력할 거예요.
(Saeroun sayongja ireumeul ipryeokhal geoyeyo.)
English: I will enter a new username.

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