Closed in Korean 🇰🇷

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Closed	눈감다

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Break the word into parts: “눈” (nun) means “eye,” and “감다” (gam-da) sounds like “gamble.” Imagine you “gamble” by closing your eyes when playing a risky game.
• Visualize someone closing their eyes as a signal to “stop”—it helps link the action with the word.

Explanation:
• “눈감다” (nun-gam-da) is the base (dictionary) form meaning “to close one’s eyes.”
• It is used as a transitive verb (often including the object “눈을” to refer specifically to the eyes).

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
• “눈을 감다” (nun-eul gam-da) – essentially the same as “눈감다,” with the object marker to emphasize the eyes.
• There are no widely used synonyms that differ significantly in meaning for the specific action of closing one’s eyes in a literal sense.

Conjugations (using “눈을 감다” for clarity):
• Present:
– Informal: 눈을 감아 (nun-eul gam-a)
– Polite: 눈을 감아요 (nun-eul gam-a-yo)
– Formal: 눈을 감습니다 (nun-eul gam-seum-ni-da)
• Past:
– Informal: 눈을 감았어 (nun-eul gam-ass-eo)
– Polite: 눈을 감았어요 (nun-eul gam-ass-eo-yo)
– Formal: 눈을 감았습니다 (nun-eul gam-ass-seum-ni-da)
• Future:
– Informal: 눈을 감을 거야 (nun-eul gam-eul geo-ya)
– Polite: 눈을 감을 거예요 (nun-eul gam-eul geo-ye-yo)
– Formal: 눈을 감겠습니다 (nun-eul gam-geot-seum-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. “잠들기 전에 눈을 감아.”
Romanization: “Jam-deul-gi jeon-e nun-eul gam-a.”
Translation: “Close your eyes before you fall asleep.”
2. “시험 보는 동안 잠시 눈을 감았어요.”
Romanization: “Si-heom bo-neun dong-an jam-shi nun-eul gam-ass-eo-yo.”
Translation: “I closed my eyes for a moment during the exam.”
3. “긴장이 풀릴 때까지 눈을 감을 거예요.”
Romanization: “Gin-jang-i pul-lil ttae-kka-ji nun-eul gam-eul geo-ye-yo.”
Translation: “I will keep my eyes closed until the tension subsides.”

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