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타다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Associate 타다 (tada) with “to ride” by imagining getting on a vehicle with a “ta-da” moment.
• Picture yourself saying “ta-da” as you hop on a bus or bike.

Explanations:
• 타다 (tada) is a common Korean verb meaning “to ride” or “to get on” a vehicle.
• It is used for various forms of transportation, such as buses, bikes, or taxis.
• Note that in some contexts, 타다 can also mean “to catch fire,” but here we focus on the meaning “to ride.”

Other Words:
• 승차하다 (seungchahada) – a more formal term meaning “to board” or “to ride,” often used in official contexts.

Conjugations:
Infinitive: 타다 (tada)
• Present Tense:
 - Informal: 타 (ta)  (e.g., 버스 타)
 - Polite: 타요 (tayo)  (e.g., 버스를 타요)
 - Formal: 탑니다 (tapnida)
• Past Tense:
 - Informal: 탔다 (tatta) (e.g., 버스를 탔다)
 - Polite: 탔어요 (tasseoyo)
 - Formal: 탔습니다 (tasseumnida)
• Future Tense:
 - Informal/Polite: 탈 거예요 (tal geoyeyo)
 - Formal: 탈 것입니다 (tal geosimnida)
• Imperative:
 - Polite: 타세요 (taseyo)

Example Sentences:
• “I ride a bus.”
 – Korean: 저는 버스를 타요.
 – Romanized: Jeoneun beoseureul tayo.
• “He rode his bike yesterday.”
 – Korean: 그는 어제 자전거를 탔어요.
 – Romanized: Geuneun eoje jajeongeoreul tasseoyo.
• “They will ride a taxi.”
 – Korean: 그들은 택시를 탈 거예요.
 – Romanized: Geudeureun taeksileul tal geoyeyo.

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