| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| peel | 벗기다 |
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벗기다 info.
Tips to Remember:
• Notice the root “벗-” is similar to “벗다” (to take off one’s clothes), so think of it as “taking off” a peel from a fruit.
• Visualize peeling a fruit and focus on the “키다” ending to remember it’s a verb meaning “to peel.”
Explanation:
• “벗기다” is a transitive verb meaning “to peel” or “to remove the outer layer” (commonly used for fruits, vegetables, etc.).
• It implies an action where you remove a protective or covering layer.
Synonyms/Related Words:
• “벗다” – often used to mean “take off” (clothes or layers)
• “껍질을 제거하다” – “to remove the peel/skin” (a more formal expression)
Conjugations of 벗기다:
• Infinitive: 벗기다 (beot-gi-da)
• Present (informal polite): 벗겨요 (beot-gyeo-yo)
• Present (formal polite): 벗깁니다 (beot-ggim-ni-da)
• Past (informal polite): 벗겼어요 (beot-gyeot-sseo-yo)
• Past (formal polite): 벗겼습니다 (beot-gyeot-sseum-ni-da)
• Future (informal polite): 벗길 거예요 (beot-gil geo-ye-yo)
• Future (formal polite): 벗길 것입니다 (beot-gil geo-sip-ni-da)
Example Sentences:
1. I peeled the apple.
→ 저는 사과의 껍질을 벗겼어요. (jeo-neun sagwa-ui kkeopjil-eul beot-gyeot-sseo-yo)
2. Please peel the banana before eating it.
→ 바나나의 껍질을 벗겨 주세요. (ba-na-na-ui kkeopjil-eul beot-gyeo ju-se-yo)
3. She will peel the orange now.
→ 그녀는 지금 오렌지의 껍질을 벗길 거예요. (geu-nyeo-neun ji-geum o-ren-ji-ui kkeopjil-eul beot-gil geo-ye-yo)
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