Jump out in Korean 🇰🇷

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Jump out	뛰어나오다

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

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뛰어나오다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Break the word into two parts: "뛰어" (ttwieo) means “jump,” and "나오다" (naoda) means “to come out.” Imagine someone literally jumping out.
• Associate it with the visual of someone “jumping out” of a confined space.

Explanations:
• "뛰어나오다" (ttwienaoda) is a compound verb combining the ideas of jumping and coming out.
• It is used to indicate the action of “jumping out” from somewhere.
• The verb is in its infinitive (dictionary) form.

Other words with similar meaning:
• "뛰어내다" (ttwieonaeda) can also mean “to jump out,” though the nuance may differ slightly depending on context.
• "튀어나오다" (twieonaoda) is another word sometimes used figuratively to mean “to protrude” or “to stick out.”

Conjugations:
Infinitive: 뛰어나오다 (ttwienaoda)
• Present (Plain): 뛰어나온다 (ttwienaonda)
• Present (Polite): 뛰어나와요 (ttwienawayo)
• Past (Plain): 뛰어나왔다 (ttwienaottda)
• Past (Polite): 뛰어나왔어요 (ttwienaotasseoyo)
• Future (Plain): 뛰어나올 것이다 (ttwienaol geosida)
• Future (Polite): 뛰어나올 거예요 (ttwienaol geoyeyo)
• Present Progressive: 뛰어나오고 있다 (ttwienaogo itda)
• Imperative (Polite): 뛰어나오세요 (ttwienaoseyo)

Example sentences:
1. 고양이가 소파 뒤에서 뛰어나왔다.
Romanization: Goyangiga sopa dwieseo ttwienaottda.
Translation: The cat jumped out from behind the sofa.
2. 아이가 침대에서 신나게 뛰어나와요.
Romanization: Aiga chimdaeseo sinnage ttwienawayo.
Translation: The child energetically jumps out of bed.
3. 그들은 위험을 피하기 위해 건물 안에서 뛰어나올 것이다.
Romanization: Geudeureun wihomeul pihagi wihae geonmul aneseo ttwienaol geosida.
Translation: They will jump out of the building to avoid danger.

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