Nod in Korean 🇰🇷

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Nod	끄덕였어

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

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끄덕였어 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 끄덕 sounds like a soft, staccato sound, much like the gentle motion or sound a head makes when nodding. You might associate it with the English “nod” by imagining a quiet “끄덕” sound with each nod.
• Associate the “-였어” ending with past actions; knowing it’s past tense can help you remember that 끄덕였어 means “nodded.”

Explanation:
• 끄덕였어 is the past informal form of the verb 끄덕이다, which means “to nod.”
• It’s commonly used in conversational Korean to indicate that someone nodded.

Other Words With Similar Meaning:
• 고개를 끄덕이다 – literally “to nod one’s head.”
• 머리를 끄덕이다 – another way to say “to nod,” emphasizing the head.

Conjugations of 끄덕이다:
• Infinitive: 끄덕이다 (kkeun-deok-i-da)
• Present:
– Informal low: 끄덕여 (kkeun-deok-yeo)
– Informal polite: 끄덕여요 (kkeun-deok-yeo-yo)
– Formal polite: 끄덕입니다 (kkeun-deok-im-ni-da)
• Past:
– Informal low: 끄덕였어 (kkeun-deok-yeoss-eo)
– Informal polite: 끄덕였어요 (kkeun-deok-yeoss-eo-yo)
– Formal polite: 끄덕였습니다 (kkeun-deok-yeoss-im-ni-da)
• Future:
– Informal low: 끄덕일 거야 (kkeun-deok-il geo-ya)
– Informal polite: 끄덕일 거예요 (kkeun-deok-il geo-ye-yo)
– Formal polite: 끄덕일 것입니다 (kkeun-deok-il geot-sim-ni-da)
• Present progressive (informal): 끄덕이고 있어 (kkeun-deok-i-go iss-eo)

Example Sentences:
• “He nodded in agreement.”
Korean: 그는 동의하며 끄덕였어.
Romanized: Geuneun dong-uihamyeo kkeun-deok-yeoss-eo.
• “She nodded at his suggestion.”
Korean: 그녀는 그의 제안에 끄덕였어.
Romanized: Geunyeoneun geuui jean-e kkeun-deok-yeoss-eo.
• “I can see you nodding.”
Korean: 네가 끄덕이고 있는 게 보여.
Romanized: Nega kkeun-deok-i-go it-neun ge bo-yeo.

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