Inhale in Korean 🇰🇷

들이마시다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Break down the word into two parts: "들이" (think “into”) + "마시다" (to drink). Imagine “drinking in” air to recall that it means “inhale.”
• Picture inhaling as if you were “drinking” air with your lungs.

Explanation:
• "들이마시다" means “to inhale” or “to breathe in.”
• It is often used in contexts like “taking a deep breath” or “inhaling fresh air.”
• A formal synonym is "흡입하다" (heubiphada), which is more technical.

Other words with similar meaning:
• "숨을 들이마시다" – literally “to inhale a breath” (same verb with “숨” meaning “breath” added).
• "흡입하다" – a more formal/technical term for inhaling.

Conjugations of 들이마시다:
• Dictionary (infinitive) form: 들이마시다 (deulimashida)

Present Tense:
 – Plain/Formal: 들이마신다 (deulimashinda)
 – Informal Polite: 들이마셔요 (deulimashyeoyo)

Past Tense:
 – Plain/Formal: 들이마셨다 (deulimashyeotda)
 – Informal Polite: 들이마셨어요 (deulimashyeosseoyo)

Future Tense:
 – Plain/Formal: 들이마실 것이다 (deulimasil geosida)
 – Informal Polite: 들이마실 거예요 (deulimasil geoyeyo)

Imperative:
 – Plain: 들이마셔 (deulimashyeo)
 – Polite: 들이마시세요 (deulimashiseyo)

Example Sentences:
1. After exercising, he took a deep breath.
 – 운동 후에 그는 깊게 들이마셨다.
  (undong hue geuneun gipge deulimashyeotda)

2. Please inhale slowly and deeply.
 – 천천히 그리고 깊게 들이마시세요.
  (cheoncheonhi geurigo gipge deulimashiseyo)

3. When you feel stressed, inhale, hold, and exhale.
 – 스트레스를 느낄 때, 들이마시고, 참았다가, 내쉬세요.
  (seuteureseureul neukkil ttae, deulimashigo, chamattaga, naeswiyeyo)

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