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슬퍼하다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Notice that 슬퍼하다 comes from 슬프다 (sad) combined with 하다 (to do). Think of it as “to feel or show sadness.”
• The syllable "슬퍼" sounds like “sulphur” with a twist; associating that sound with the feeling of heaviness might help you recall its meaning.

Explanations:
• 슬퍼하다 is a verb meaning “to be sad” or “to grieve.” It is used to describe showing or feeling sadness.
• The verb is structured with the root 슬프다, which is an adjective meaning “sad,” combined with 하다, turning it into a verb.

Other words with similar meanings:
• 슬프다 (adjective form of “sad”)
• 우울하다 (“to feel depressed”)
• 애석하다 (“to feel sorrowful”)

Conjugations:
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 슬퍼하다 (romanized: seulpeohada)
• Present tense:
 – Informal low: 슬퍼해 (seulpeohae)
 – Informal polite: 슬퍼해요 (seulpeohaeyo)
 – Formal polite: 슬퍼합니다 (seulpeohamnida)
• Past tense:
 – Informal low: 슬퍼했어 (seulpeohaesseo)
 – Informal polite: 슬퍼했어요 (seulpeohaesseoyo)
 – Formal polite: 슬퍼했습니다 (seulpeohaesseumnida)
• Future tense:
 – Informal low: 슬퍼할 거야 (seulpeohal geoya)
 – Informal polite: 슬퍼할 거예요 (seulpeohal geoyeyo)
 – Formal polite: 슬퍼할 것입니다 (seulpeohal geosimnida)

Example sentences:
• Present:
 – 그 사람은 지금 슬퍼해요.
  (Romanized: Geu sarameun jigeum seulpeohaeyo.
  Translation: That person is sad right now.)
• Past:
 – 어제 나는 슬퍼했어요.
  (Romanized: Eoje naneun seulpeohaesseoyo.
  Translation: I was sad yesterday.)
• Future:
 – 내일 그들은 슬퍼할 거예요.
  (Romanized: Naeil geudeureun seulpeohal geoyeyo.
  Translation: They will be sad tomorrow.)

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