Report in Korean 🇰🇷

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Report	보도되다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: "보도" (bo-do), which means "report" or "news report," and "되다" (doe-da), meaning "to become" or "to be." Think of it as "to become a news report."
• Remember that the passive construction often uses "되다" to indicate that something is being acted upon.

Explanation:
• "보도되다" is the passive form of "보도하다" (to report). It means “to be reported.”
• It is commonly used in contexts where events or issues are covered by the media.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• "기사화되다" (gi-sa-hwa-doe-da) – to be turned into an article or news report.
• "보도되다" is used interchangeably with its active form "보도하다" when describing media actions, though the nuance changes from active reporting to the state of being reported.

Conjugations of "보도되다":
• Basic (Dictionary) Form: 보도되다 (bo-do-doe-da)
• Present (Declarative):
– Informal Low: 보도돼 (bo-do-dwae)
– Informal Polite: 보도돼요 (bo-do-dwae-yo)
– Formal Polite: 보도됩니다 (bo-do-doe-seum-ni-da)
• Past:
– Informal Low: 보도되었어 (bo-do-doe-eot-sseo)
– Informal Polite: 보도되었어요 (bo-do-doe-eot-sseo-yo)
– Formal Polite: 보도되었습니다 (bo-do-doe-seot-seum-ni-da)
• Future:
– Informal Low: 보도될 거야 (bo-do-doel geo-ya)
– Informal Polite: 보도될 거예요 (bo-do-doel geo-ye-yo)
– Formal Polite: 보도될 것입니다 (bo-do-doel geo-sip-ni-da)
• Progressive:
– Informal: 보도되고 있어 (bo-do-doe-go it-sseo)
– Informal Polite: 보도되고 있어요 (bo-do-doe-go it-sseo-yo)
– Formal Polite: 보도되고 있습니다 (bo-do-doe-go it-seum-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. The scandal has been reported by the media.
• 스캔들은 언론에 보도되었어요.
(Skaen-deul-eun eon-ron-e bo-do-doe-eot-sseo-yo.)

2. If the incident is reported, authorities will investigate.
• 만약 사건이 보도되면, 당국이 조사할 거예요.
(Man-yak sa-geon-i bo-do-doe-myeon, dang-gug-i jo-sa-hal geo-ye-yo.)

3. The interview is currently being reported in the newspaper.
• 그 인터뷰는 신문에 보도되고 있습니다.
(Geu in-teo-byu-neun sin-mun-e bo-do-doe-go it-seum-ni-da.)

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