Bump in Korean 🇰🇷

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Bump	부딪치다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice the similarity between “bump” and “부딪치다” – both involve collision. The “부딪” part can remind you of “bump” while “치다” means “to hit.”
• Visualize accidentally bumping into something to help link the meaning with the sound.

Explanations:
• 부딪치다 means “to bump into” or “to collide with.” It’s used when referring both to physical collisions (like bumping into a wall) and metaphorical clashes (like bumping heads on an idea).
• The word is a compound of 부딪 (imitative of a bumping sound) + 치다 (“to hit”).

Synonyms:
• 충돌하다 (chungdolhada) – to collide, clash.
• 부딪하다 (buidatchada) – an alternative form with the same meaning.

Conjugations (using the verb 부딪치다):

Basic Dictionary Form:
• 부딪치다 (buidatchida) – to bump into

Present Tense:
• Informal Low/Formal Polite: 부딪쳐요 (buidatchyeoyo)
• Informal High: 부딪쳐 (buidatchyeo)
• Formal: 부딪칩니다 (buidatchimnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal Low/Formal Polite: 부딪쳤어요 (buidatchyeosseoyo)
• Informal High: 부딪쳤어 (buidatchyeosseo)
• Formal: 부딪쳤습니다 (buidatchyeotseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal Low/Formal Polite: 부딪칠 거예요 (buidachil geoyeyo)
• Informal High: 부딪칠 거야 (buidachil geoya)
• Formal: 부딪칠 것입니다 (buidachil geotseumnida)

Present Progressive:
• 부딪치고 있어요 (buidachigo isseoyo) – “is bumping into”

Sentence Examples:
1. I accidentally bumped into a car.
• Korean: 저는 차에 부딪쳤어요.
• Romanized: jeoneun chae buidatchyeosseoyo.

2. The two friends bumped into each other at the mall.
• Korean: 두 친구가 쇼핑몰에서 서로 부딪쳤어요.
• Romanized: du chinguga syopingmoleseo seoro buidatchyeosseoyo.

3. Be careful not to bump into the furniture.
• Korean: 가구에 부딪치지 않도록 조심하세요.
• Romanized: gague buidatchiji antorok josimhaseyo.

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