| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| heard/listened | 들었어 |
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들었어 info.
Tips to remember the word:
• Think of 듣다 (deutda) as “to listen” or “to hear.” The past ending “-었어” (eosseo) attaches to form 들었어 (deureosseo), meaning “heard.” You can remember it by imagining you “listened” (들었어) to something interesting.
Explanations:
• 들었어 is the casual past tense form of 듣다.
• It is used when speaking informally with someone you’re familiar with.
• The stem 듣- becomes 들- when conjugated in the past tense.
Other words/phrases with similar meaning:
• 청취했어 (cheongchwihesseo) – a more formal term for “listened to” (used in contexts such as media or official reports).
• 들었다 (deureotda) – the plain form stating that someone “heard” or “listened.”
Verb conjugations for 듣다 (to listen):
• Infinitive: 듣다 (deutda)
• Present tense:
- Informal Low: 들어 (deureo) – “listen” or “listens” (short command/statement)
- Informal Polite: 들어요 (deureoyo) – “listen” or “listens”
• Past tense:
- Informal Low: 들었어 (deureosseo) – “heard” or “listened”
- Informal Polite: 들었어요 (deureosseoyo)
• Future tense:
- Informal Low: 들을 거야 (deureul geoya) – “will listen”
- Informal Polite: 들을 거예요 (deureul geoyeyo)
• Imperative:
- Informal: 들어 (deureo) – “listen!”
- Formal: 들으세요 (deureuseyo) – “please listen”
Example sentences:
• I heard the song.
Korean: 노래를 들었어.
Romanized: Noraereul deureosseo.
• Did you listen to what I said?
Korean: 내 말 들었어?
Romanized: Nae mal deureosseo?
• He will listen to the lecture.
Korean: 그는 강의를 들을 거야.
Romanized: Geuneun ganguireul deureul geoya.
• Please listen carefully.
Korean: 조심히 들어.
Romanized: Josimhi deureo.
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