Fall in love in Korean 🇰🇷

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fall in love	반하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice that “반” (ban) sounds like “ban” in English, which can remind you of something that “blocks” your heart until you fall in love. The “하다” (hada) ending means “to do,” so you can think of it as “to do the act of being fascinated.”
• Imagine someone being so captivated they “ban” all other thoughts away.

Explanation:
• “반하다” (banhada) means “to fall for” or “to be enamored with.” It describes the moment when someone becomes deeply attracted or smitten with another person or thing.

Synonyms:
• 사랑에 빠지다 (sarang-e ppajida) – literally “to fall in love”
• 매료되다 (maeryo-doeda) – “to be captivated”
• 홀리다 (hollida) – colloquially “to be charmed”

Conjugations (based on the verb stem “반하-”):
• Dictionary form: 반하다 (banhada)
• Present informal: 반해 (banhae)
• Present formal polite: 반합니다 (banhamnida)
• Past informal: 반했어 (banhaesseo)
• Past formal polite: 반했습니다 (banhaetseumnida)
• Future informal: 반할 거야 (banhal geoya)
• Future formal polite: 반할 것입니다 (banhal geosimnida)
• Present progressive informal: 반하고 있어 (banhago isseo)
• Present progressive formal polite: 반하고 있어요 (banhago isseoyo)

Example Sentences:
1. I fell for him at first sight.
– Korean: 나는 그에게 반했어.
– Romanized: naneun geuege banhaesseo.
2. She is completely in love with her favorite actor.
– Korean: 그녀는 좋아하는 배우에게 반하고 있어요.
– Romanized: geunyeoneun joahaneun baeu-ege banhago isseoyo.
3. Maybe I will fall for someone new.
– Korean: 어쩌면 나는 새로운 사람에게 반할 거야.
– Romanized: eojjeomyeon naneun saeroun saram-ege banhal geoya.

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