Let’s eat in Korean 🇰🇷

잡수시다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Associate “잡수시다” (japsusida) with respect—picture someone using a special, honorable way to say “eat.”
• Remember that both “잡수시다” and “드시다” (deusida) are honorific forms for “to eat,” so linking them can help reinforce the meaning.

Explanations:
• “잡수시다” (japsusida) is an honorific verb meaning “to eat.” It is used when referring respectfully to someone’s act of eating, often when speaking about elders or people in positions of respect.
• It is more formal and honorific than the basic form “먹다” (meokda), which is used in casual situations.

Other words with the same meaning:
• “드시다” (deusida) is another honorific verb that means “to eat.”

Conjugations:
• Dictionary (infinitive) form: 잡수시다 (japsusida)
• Present tense:
 – Formal polite: 잡수십니다 (japsusimnida)
 – Informal polite: 잡수세요 (japsuseyo)
• Past tense:
 – Formal polite: 잡수셨습니다 (japsusyeotseumnida)
 – Informal polite: 잡수셨어요 (japsusyeosseoyo)
• Future tense:
 – Formal polite: 잡수실 것입니다 (japsusil geosimnida)
 – Informal polite: 잡수실 거예요 (japsusil geoyeyo)

Example sentences:
1. 선생님께서 지금 잡수세요.
 Romanization: Seonsaengnimkkeseo japsuseyo.
 (Translation: The teacher is eating right now.)
2. 할머니께서 이미 잡수셨어요.
 Romanization: Halmeonikkeseo imi japsusyeosseoyo.
 (Translation: Grandmother has already eaten.)
3. 아버지께서 저녁을 잡수실 것입니다.
 Romanization: Abeojikkeseo jeonyeogeul japsusil geosimnida.
 (Translation: Father will eat dinner.)

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