Hospitalize in Korean 🇰🇷

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Hospitalize	입원하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Break it down into 입원 (ip-won) meaning “hospitalization” and 하다 (ha-da) meaning “to do.” Think of it as “to make hospitalization happen.”
• Imagine someone “doing” hospital-related work when they need to be admitted.

Explanations:
• 입원하다 (ip-won-ha-da) means “to be hospitalized” or “to be admitted to a hospital.”
• It can be used both for oneself being admitted and for hospitalizing someone else in a medical decision.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 병원에 들이다 (byeong-won-e deul-i-da) – “to put (someone) into a hospital.”
• 병원에 입원시키다 (byeong-won-e ip-won-si-ki-da) – “to hospitalize (someone),” emphasizing causing someone to be admitted.

Conjugations:

• Dictionary (Infinitive) Form: 입원하다 (ip-won-ha-da)
- Present (Informal Polite): 입원해요 (ip-won-hae-yo)
Example: "I’m being hospitalized" → "저는 입원해요." (jeo-neun ip-won-hae-yo)
- Present (Declarative): 입원한다 (ip-won-han-da)

• Past:
- Informal Polite: 입원했어요 (ip-won-haet-sseo-yo)
Example: "He was hospitalized last week." → "그는 지난주에 입원했어요." (geu-neun ji-nan-ju-e ip-won-haet-sseo-yo)
- Declarative: 입원했다 (ip-won-haet-da)

• Future:
- Informal Polite: 입원할 거예요 (ip-won-hal geo-ye-yo)
Example: "If his condition worsens, he will be hospitalized." → "상태가 악화되면, 그는 입원할 거예요." (sang-tae-ga ak-hwa-doe-myeon, geu-neun ip-won-hal geo-ye-yo)
- Declarative: 입원할 것이다 (ip-won-hal geo-si-da)

Additional Example Sentences:
1. After the surgery, she was hospitalized for a week.
Korean: 수술 후에, 그녀는 일주일 동안 입원했어요.
Romanization: su-sul hu-e, geu-nyeo-neun il-ju-il dong-an ip-won-haet-sseo-yo.

2. The doctor said I need to be hospitalized immediately.
Korean: 의사는 제가 지금 바로 입원해야 한다고 말했어요.
Romanization: ui-sa-neun je-ga ji-geum ba-ro ip-won-hae-ya han-da-go mal-haet-sseo-yo.

3. If your symptoms continue, you might have to be hospitalized.
Korean: 증상이 계속되면, 입원할 수도 있어요.
Romanization: jeung-sang-i gye-sok-doe-myeon, ip-won-hal du-do i-sseo-yo.

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