Put it on in the morning in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

The sentence is divided into two parts. First, “아침에” means “in the morning,” where “아침” stands for “morning” and the particle “에” indicates a time when something happens. Second, “넣으십시오” is the formal imperative form of the verb “넣다” (to put in). The ending “-으십시오” is used in formal contexts to give a command or instruction politely.

A tip for remembering this formation is to note that when you want to make a polite command in Korean, you take the verb stem and add “으십시오” (or “십시오” if the stem ends in a vowel). Here, “넣다” becomes “넣으십시오.”

Alternate ways to say “Put it on in the morning” include:
• “아침에 넣어 주세요.” (achim-e neo-eo juseyo) – a polite request form.
• “아침에 넣으세요.” (achim-e neo-euseyo) – a less formal imperative.

Romanized, the original sentence is “Achim-e neo-eusipsio.”

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