Put out in Korean 🇰🇷

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put out	내놓다

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

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Memory Tip:
• Think of “내놓다” as “bringing something out” of storage. Imagine taking an item out of a box to show others. The “내” sounds like “in,” but here it’s about taking something from inside and “놓다” means “place,” reminding you to “place it out.”

Explanation:
• “내놓다” means “to put out,” “to display,” or “to release.” It involves taking something that is held or kept and then showing or placing it somewhere accessible.

Similar Words:
• 놓다 (noh-da): “to put” or “to place”
• 내어두다 (nae-eo-du-da): “to set aside” (context-dependent)
• 제시하다 (je-si-ha-da): “to present” (in the sense of showing or offering)

Conjugations (Using the verb stem 내놓-):
Infinitive (dictionary form): 내놓다 (nae-noh-da)
• Present Tense (Polite): 내놓아요 (nae-noh-ah-yo)
• Past Tense (Polite): 내놓았어요 (nae-noh-ah-ssuh-yo)
• Future Tense (Polite): 내놓을 거예요 (nae-noh-eul geo-ye-yo)
• Present Tense (Plain): 내놓는다 (nae-noh-neun-da)
• Past Tense (Plain): 내놓았다 (nae-noh-ah-tta)
• Future Tense (Plain): 내놓을 것이다 (nae-noh-eul geo-suh-da)
• Imperative (Casual): 내놓아 (nae-noh-ah)
• Propositive: 내놓자 (nae-noh-ja)

Example Sentences:
1. “He put his book out on the table.”
• Korean: 그는 책을 탁자 위에 내놓았다.
• Romanized: Geu-neun chaek-eul tak-ja wi-e nae-noh-ah-tta.
2. “Please put out your ideas.”
• Korean: 너의 아이디어를 내놓아봐.
• Romanized: Neo-ui ai-di-eo-reul nae-noh-ah-bwa.
3. “The company will put out the new product next month.”
• Korean: 그 회사는 다음 달에 신제품을 내놓을 거예요.
• Romanized: Geu hoe-sa-neun da-eum dal-e sin-je-pum-eul nae-noh-eul geo-ye-yo.
4. “Show me your work by putting it out.”
• Korean: 네 작업물을 내놓아 봐.
• Romanized: Ne jag-eob-mul-eul nae-noh-ah bwa.

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