Leave in Korean 🇰🇷

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Leave	놓아두다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: 놓다 (noh-da, “to put”) and 두다 (du-da, “to leave” or “to keep”). Picture putting something down and leaving it there.
• Imagine physically leaving an object exactly where you put it, reinforcing the compound meaning.

Explanation:
• 놓아두다 (noh-ah-du-da) means “to put something somewhere and leave it there” or “to leave as it is.”
• It implies intentionally leaving an object in a particular place without moving it again.

Synonyms:
• 내버려두다 (nae-beo-ryeo-du-da) – to leave something alone/abandoned in place
• 두다 (du-da) – to leave, to set besides (in context)

Conjugations:
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 놓아두다
• Present Tense:
– Informal: 놓아둬 (noh-ah-dwo)
– Polite: 놓아둬요 (noh-ah-dwo-yo)
– Formal: 놓아둡니다 (noh-ah-doom-ni-da)
• Past Tense:
– Informal: 놓아뒀어 (noh-ah-dwot-tuh)
– Polite: 놓아뒀어요 (noh-ah-dwot-suh-yo)
– Formal: 놓아뒀습니다 (noh-ah-dwot-sseum-ni-da)
• Future Tense:
– Informal: 놓아둘 거야 (noh-ah-dul geo-ya)
– Polite: 놓아둘 거예요 (noh-ah-dul geo-ye-yo)
– Formal: 놓아둘 것입니다 (noh-ah-dul geo-sseum-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 그 책을 책상 위에 놓아두었어.
Romanized: Na-neun geu chaeg-eul chaeg-sang wi-e noh-ah-dweo-sseo.
Translation: I left the book on the desk.
2. 중요한 서류는 안전한 곳에 놓아둬야 해.
Romanized: Ju-yoh-han seo-ryu-neun an-jeon-han gose noh-ah-dwo-ya hae.
Translation: Important documents must be left in a safe place.
3. 잠깐 외출하는 동안 열쇠를 현관 근처에 놓아둡니다.
Romanized: Jam-kkhan oe-chul-ha-neun dong-an yeol-swe-reul hyeon-gwan geun-cheo-e noh-ah-doom-ni-da.
Translation: While I’m stepping out for a moment, I’m leaving the keys near the front door.

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