I see (polite) in Korean 🇰🇷

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I see (polite)	저는 봐요

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Remember that 보다 (bo-da) means “to see” or “to watch.” The polite conjugation 봐요 (bwayo) drops the ‘-다’ ending and adds -아요. You can think of “see” as visually observing something, which helps link the word with its meaning.
• Associate the sound “bwa” with “blick” or “glance” to reinforce the connection between the Korean pronunciation and the act of seeing.

Explanations:
• 저는 봐요 (jeoneun bwayo) literally translates as “I see” or “I watch” in a polite conversational tone.
• The subject marker 저는 (jeoneun) emphasizes that the speaker is referring to themselves, while 봐요 (bwayo) is the polite present form of 보다 (bo-da).

Other Words with a Similar Meaning:
• 보다 (bo-da) – The basic dictionary form, meaning “to see” or “to watch.”
• 관찰해요 (gwanchalhaeyo) – “to observe” (used in contexts of closely looking/observing rather than casual seeing).
• Sometimes, if you mean “I see” as in “I understand,” you might use 알겠어요 (algesseoyo).

Infinitive and Conjugations of 보다 (bo-da):
• Infinitive: 보다 (bo-da)
• Present (polite): 봐요 (bwayo)
• Past (polite): 봤어요 (bwasseoyo)
• Future (polite): 볼 거예요 (bol geoyeyo)
• Present (formal): 봅니다 (bomnida)
• Present progressive (polite): 보고 있어요 (bogo isseoyo)

Example Sentences with Romanized Characters:
1. 저는 영화를 봐요.
(Jeoneun yeonghwareul bwayo.)
– I watch a movie.
2. 저는 그걸 봤어요.
(Jeoneun geugeol bwasseoyo.)
– I saw that.
3. 저는 내일 경기를 볼 거예요.
(Jeoneun naeil gyeonggireul bol geoyeyo.)
– I will watch the game tomorrow.
4. 저는 지금 책을 보고 있어요.
(Jeoneun jigeum chaegeul bogo isseoyo.)
– I am reading/looking at a book right now.

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