All night in Korean 🇰🇷

밤새다 info.

Tips for Remembering:
• Break the word into “밤” (b am – night) and “새다” (s ae-da) and think of it as “through the night” (from night until morning).
• Associate “새” with “새벽” (sae-byeok – dawn) to remind you that the action lasts until dawn.

Explanations:
• 밤새다 (bam-sae-da) is a verb meaning “to do something all night” or “throughout the night.” It’s used when an action continues from evening until morning.

Synonyms/Similar Expressions:
• 밤새워다 (bam-sae-wo-da) – essentially the same meaning.
• 밤새도록 (bam-sae-do-rok) – an adverbial expression meaning “all night long.”

Conjugations (using the verb 밤새다):

Present Tense:
• Informal Polite: 밤새어요 (bam-sae-o-yo)
• Formal Polite: 밤샙니다 (bam-saep-ni-da)

Past Tense:
• Informal Polite: 밤샜어요 (bam-sae-sseo-yo) [Note: contraction from 밤새었어요]
• Informal Casual: 밤샜어 (bam-sae-sseo)
• Formal Polite: 밤샜습니다 (bam-sae-sseo-seum-ni-da)

Future Tense:
• Informal Polite: 밤새겠어요 (bam-sae-ge-sseo-yo)
• Formal Polite: 밤새겠습니다 (bam-sae-ge-sseo-seum-ni-da)

Progressive Form:
• Informal Polite: 밤새고 있어요 (bam-sae-go i-sseo-yo)
• Formal Polite: 밤새고 있습니다 (bam-sae-go i-seum-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. I studied all night.
– 난 밤새 공부했어. (Nan bam-sae gong-bu-haet-sseo.)

2. We worked all night to finish the project.
– 우리는 프로젝트를 끝내기 위해 밤새 일했어요. (U-ri-neun peuro-jek-teu-reul kkeut-nae-gi wi-hae bam-sae il-haet-seo-yo.)

3. Did you stay up all night?
– 너 밤새 깨어 있었어? (Neo bam-sae kka-eo i-sseo-sseo?)

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