Independently in Korean 🇰🇷

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Independently	독립하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Break it into two parts: 독 (sounds like “doke”) and 립 (reminds you of “lip”). Imagine someone saying “Use your own lip” as a quirky way to stress self-reliance.
• Associate 독립하다 with the idea of “doing things on your own” and “not relying on others.”

Explanations:
• 독립하다 means “to be independent” or “to gain independence.”
• It is used to describe political, economic, or personal independence.
• The word is an infinitive verb form composed of 독립 (independence) + 하다 (to do).

Synonyms/Related Words:
• 자립하다 (jariphada) – to be self-reliant or independent.
• 독자적이다 (dokjajeogida) – to be independent in one’s own right.

Conjugations:
• Base form/Infinitive: 독립하다 (dongnip hada)
• Present (informal polite): 독립해요 (dongnip haeyo)
• Present (formal): 독립합니다 (dongnip hamnida)
• Past (informal polite): 독립했어요 (dongnip haesseoyo)
• Past (formal): 독립했습니다 (dongnip haetseumnida)
• Future (informal polite): 독립할 거예요 (dongniphal geoyeyo)
• Future (formal): 독립하겠습니다 (dongnip hagesseumnida)
• Present Progressive: 독립하고 있어요 (dongnip hago isseoyo)

Example Sentences:
1. 그 나라는 1945년에 독립했어요.
(Romanized: Geu nara-neun 1945nyeon-e dongniphaesseoyo.)
Translation: That country became independent in 1945.
2. 나는 경제적으로 독립하고 싶어요.
(Romanized: Naneun gyeongjejeog-euro dongniphago sippeoyo.)
Translation: I want to be financially independent.
3. 대학생들은 부모님 없이 독립해요.
(Romanized: Daehaksaeng-deul-eun bumonim eopsi dongniphaeyo.)
Translation: College students live independently without their parents.
4. 그는 어린 시절부터 독립하려고 노력했어요.
(Romanized: Geuneun eorin sijeolbuteo dongnipharyeogo noryeokhaesseoyo.)
Translation: He has tried to be independent since he was a child.

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