| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| become / OK (imperative) | 돼 |
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Tips to Remember:
• Think of 돼 (dwae) as a shortened, informal way of saying 되다 (doeda), meaning “to become” or “to work out/okay.”
• Link it to everyday expressions like “It’ll be okay!” to help remember its usage.
Explanations:
• 돼 comes from 되다 (doeda), which means “to become,” “to turn out,” or “to be okay.”
• It is commonly used in informal speech to indicate that something is acceptable or functioning properly.
• It can also imply permission or possibility, as in “it’s allowed” or “it works.”
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 되다 (doeda) – the full, dictionary form.
• 가능하다 (ganeunghada) – can mean “to be possible” but is used more formally.
• 알맞다 (almatda) – when something “suits” or “becomes” acceptable in certain contexts.
Conjugations of 되다 (Doeda):
Infinitive: 되다 (doeda) – “to become; to be okay”
Present Tense:
• Informal: 돼 (dwae) – e.g., “이거 돼?” (“Does this work?” → “Igeo dwae?”)
• Polite: 됩니다 (doemnida) – e.g., “이것은 됩니다.” (“This is okay.” → “Igeoseun doemnida.”)
Past Tense:
• Informal: 됐어 (dwaesseo) – e.g., “다 됐어.” (“It’s all done/okay.” → “Da dwaesseo.”)
• Polite: 됐어요 (dwaesseoyo) – e.g., “문제 없었어요, 다 됐어요.” (“There was no problem; it all worked out.” → “Munje eopseosseoyo, da dwaesseoyo.”)
Future Tense:
• Informal: 될 거야 (doel geoya) – e.g., “모든 게 될 거야.” (“Everything will be okay.” → “Modeun ge doel geoya.”)
• Polite: 될 거예요 (doel geoyeyo) – e.g., “걱정 마세요, 잘 될 거예요.” (“Don’t worry, it will turn out fine.” → “Geokjeong maseyo, jal doel geoyeyo.”)
Progressive Form:
• Informal: 되고 있어 (doego isseo) – e.g., “지금 잘 되고 있어.” (“It’s working out well now.” → “Jigeum jal doego isseo.”)
• Polite: 되고 있어요 (doego isseoyo) – e.g., “프로젝트가 잘 되고 있어요.” (“The project is going well.” → “Peurojekteuga jal doego isseoyo.”)
Examples of Sentences:
1. "시간 안에 다 돼?"
Translation: “Will everything be okay in time?”
Romanized: "Sigan ane da dwae?"
2. "너희 계획이 잘 돼서 다행이야."
Translation: “I’m glad your plans are working out.”
Romanized: "Neohui gyhaegi jal dwaeseo dahaengiya."
3. "이 문제는 해결되면 돼."
Translation: “It’s okay if this problem gets solved.”
Romanized: "I munjeneun haegyeoldwemyeon dwae."
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