It is disappointing in Korean 🇰🇷

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It is disappointing	실망하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of “실망” (sil-mang) as a combination of “실” (like a short version of “실패” meaning failure) and “망” (which sounds like “bang”—an explosion of disappointment); together they evoke the feeling of things falling apart.
• The ending “-하다” (ha-da) means “to do,” so “실망하다” means “to do disappointment” or “to be disappointed.”

Explanations:
• “실망하다” (sil-mang-ha-da) is a verb meaning “to be disappointed” or “to disappointment” in the sense of losing hope or feeling let down.
• It is commonly used to express personal feelings of disappointment regarding outcomes, events, or actions.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 낙담하다 (nak-dam-ha-da) – to be disheartened
• 좌절하다 (jwa-jeol-ha-da) – to feel frustrated or dejected

Conjugations (for the Verb “실망하다”):
• Infinitive: 실망하다 (sil-mang-ha-da) – to be disappointed
• Present Tense Informal Low: 실망해 (sil-mang-hae)
• Present Tense Formal Polite: 실망합니다 (sil-mang-ham-ni-da)
• Past Tense Informal Low: 실망했어 (sil-mang-haet-sseo)
• Past Tense Formal Polite: 실망했습니다 (sil-mang-haet-sseum-ni-da)
• Future Tense: 실망할 거야 (sil-mang-hal geo-ya) informal or 실망할 것입니다 (sil-mang-hal geo-sim-ni-da) formal
• Present Progressive: 실망하고 있어 (sil-mang-ha-go i-sseo) or 실망하고 있습니다 (sil-mang-ha-go iss-seum-ni-da) formal

Example Sentences:
1. 저는 그 결과에 실망했어요.
Romanized: Jeoneun geu gyeolgwae silmanghaesseoyo.
Meaning: I was disappointed with the result.
2. 많은 사람들이 그 영화에 실망합니다.
Romanized: Maneun saramdeuri geu yeonghwae silmanghamnida.
Meaning: Many people are disappointed in that movie.
3. 시험 성적 때문에 실망하지 마세요.
Romanized: Siheom seongjeok ttaemune silmanghaji maseyo.
Meaning: Don’t be disappointed because of your exam grades.

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