Together in Korean 🇰🇷

함께하다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Break the word into two parts: “함께” (hamkke) means “together” and “하다” (hada) means “to do.” Remember that “함께하다” literally means “to do together.”
• Imagine doing an activity with a friend to reinforce the idea of togetherness.

Explanations:
• “함께하다” combines an adverb (함께) with a common verb (하다) to express acting together.
• It is interchangeable in context with “같이하다” (to do together) and sometimes “동반하다” (to accompany).

Other synonymous words:
• 같이하다 (gatida) – means “to do together.”
• 동반하다 (dongbanhada) – means “to accompany” or “to accompany each other.”

Conjugations for “함께하다”:
• Infinitive: 함께하다 (hamkkehada)
• Present simple (dictionary form): 함께한다 (hamkkehanda)
• Present progressive: 함께하고 있다 (hamkkehago itda)
• Past simple: 함께했다 (hamkkehaetda)
• Future: 함께할 것이다 (hamkkehal geosida)
• Imperative (informal): 함께해라 (hamkkehaera)
• Imperative (formal): 함께하십시오 (hamkkehasipsio)

Example sentences:
1. We study together.
• Korean: 우리는 함께 공부한다.
• Romanization: Ulineun hamkke gongbuhanda.

2. They did the project together.
• Korean: 그들은 함께 프로젝트를 했다.
• Romanization: Geudeureun hamkke peurojekteureul haetda.

3. We will overcome the challenges together.
• Korean: 우리는 함께 어려움을 이겨낼 것이다.
• Romanization: Ulineun hamkke eoryeoumeul igyeonael geosida.

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