| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| hope | 바라다 |
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바라다 info.
Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 바라다 contains the syllable “바라” which sounds a bit like “bar” – imagine a bar where you go to express your hopes and dreams.
• Connect the idea of “wishing” or “hoping” with the similar-sounding word “bar” to remind you of longing or aspiration.
Explanations:
• 바라다 is a basic Korean verb meaning “to hope” or “to wish for.”
• It conveys a desire or aspiration and can be used to express hopes for the future or wishes about someone/something.
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 희망하다 (huimanghada) – to hope; to have hope
• 소망하다 (somanghada) – to wish; to hope
Conjugations (Infinitive: 바라다):
• Dictionary Form: 바라다 (barada)
• Present Tense (Plain/Declarative):
– Informal Low: 바라
– Informal Polite: 바라요 (barayo)
– Formal High: 바랍니다 (baramnida)
• Past Tense:
– Informal Low: 바랐다 (baratda)
– Informal Polite: 바랐어요 (barasseoyo)
– Formal High: 바랐습니다 (barasseumnida)
• Future Tense:
– Informal Low: 바라리라 (bararira) [literary style]
– Informal Polite: 바라겠어요 (baragesseoyo)
– Formal High: 바라겠습니다 (baragetseumnida)
Example Sentences:
1. 나는 그가 건강하기를 바라.
Romanized: Naneun geuga geonganghagireul bara.
Translation: I hope that he stays healthy.
2. 우리 모두 평화를 바라요.
Romanized: Uri modu pyeonghwareul barayo.
Translation: We all hope for peace.
3. 그녀는 좋은 소식을 바랐어요.
Romanized: Geunyeoneun joeun sosigeul barasseoyo.
Translation: She hoped for good news.
4. 앞으로 더 나은 날들이 오기를 바라겠습니다.
Romanized: Apeuro deo naeun nalddeuri ogireul baragetseumnida.
Translation: I hope that better days will come in the future.
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