| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| boring | 지루하다 |
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지루하다 info.
Tips to Remember:
• Break down 지루하다 into 지루 + 하다. Recognize the common ending 하다 (“to do”) and link 지루 with "dull" or "zero excitement" to help you remember it means “boring.”
• Imagine a day so uneventful that you “do zero” fun, hinting at 지루하다.
Explanation:
• 지루하다 is an adjective meaning “boring” or “tedious.”
• The word describes something that lacks interest or excitement.
Synonyms:
• 따분하다 (ddabunhada) – also means “boring” or “dull.”
• 재미없다 (jaemieopda) – means “not fun.”
Conjugations:
• Dictionary Form: 지루하다 (ji-ru-ha-da)
• Present Tense Informal Low: 지루해 (ji-ru-hae)
• Present Tense Polite: 지루해요 (ji-ru-hae-yo)
• Present Tense Formal: 지루합니다 (ji-ru-ham-ni-da)
• Past Tense Informal Low: 지루했어 (ji-ru-hae-sseo)
• Past Tense Polite: 지루했어요 (ji-ru-hae-sseo-yo)
• Past Tense Formal: 지루했습니다 (ji-ru-hae-sseum-ni-da)
• Future Tense Informal Low: 지루할 거야 (ji-ru-hal geo-ya)
• Future Tense Polite: 지루할 거예요 (ji-ru-hal geo-ye-yo)
• Future Tense Formal: 지루할 것입니다 (ji-ru-hal geo-sim-ni-da)
Example Sentences:
1. "The movie was boring."
영화가 지루했어요.
(Yeonghwaga ji-ru-hae-sseo-yo.)
2. "This book is boring."
이 책은 지루해요.
(I chaek-eun ji-ru-hae-yo.)
3. "Tomorrow's lecture will be boring."
내일 강의가 지루할 거예요.
(Nae-il gang-ui-ga ji-ru-hal geo-ye-yo.)
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