Converse with in Korean 🇰🇷

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Converse with	대화하다

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

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Tips to remember: Think of “대화하다” as “day-hwa” where “day” reminds you of spending time with someone and “hwa” sounds like “harmony” in conversation. This can help you recall that it means “to converse with.”

Explanation: “대화하다” is a verb meaning “to converse” or “to have a conversation.” It is used to indicate the act of talking or engaging in dialogue with someone.

Synonyms:
• 이야기하다 (iyagihada) – to talk or chat
• 소통하다 (sotonghada) – to communicate (though broader in meaning)

Conjugations:
• Infinitive: 대화하다 (daehwa hada) – to converse
• Present (Informal Polite): 대화해요 (daehwa haeyo) – converse/am conversing
• Present (Formal): 대화합니다 (daehwa hamnida) – converse/am conversing
• Past (Informal Polite): 대화했어요 (daehwa haesseoyo) – conversed/had a conversation
• Past (Formal): 대화했습니다 (daehwa haetseumnida) – conversed/had a conversation
• Future (Informal Polite): 대화할 거예요 (daehwa hal geoyeyo) – will converse
• Future (Formal): 대화할 것입니다 (daehwa hal geosimnida) – will converse
• Present Progressive: 대화하고 있어요 (daehwa hago isseoyo) – am/are conversing

Example sentences:
1. I converse with my friend.
– Korean (Informal Polite): 저는 친구와 대화해요.
– Romanized: Jeoneun chingugwa daehwa haeyo.

2. Yesterday, we had a deep conversation.
– Korean (Informal Polite): 어제 우리는 깊이 대화했어요.
– Romanized: Eoje urineun gipi daehwa haesseoyo.

3. Tomorrow, I will converse with the teacher.
– Korean (Informal Polite): 내일 선생님과 대화할 거예요.
– Romanized: Naeil seonsaengnimgwa daehwa hal geoyeyo.

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