Run out in Korean 🇰🇷

없어졌다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 없어졌다 comes from 없어지다, which is a combination of 없다 (“to not have” or “not exist”) and the causative/transformative ending 어지다. Think “to become not there”—a handy image for something running out or disappearing.
• The sound “없어” reminds you of “no” (absence) and “졌다” can be linked with the past ending in many Korean verbs, reinforcing that something has ceased to exist.

Explanation:
• 없어졌다 is the past tense form of 없어지다, meaning “to disappear,” “to vanish,” or “to run out.” It describes the state change from being present to being absent.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 사라지다 (sarajida) – means “to vanish” or “to disappear.”
• 없어지다 (eopseo-jida) – the infinitive, also means “to run out” or “to vanish.”

Conjugations of 없어지다:
• Infinitive: 없어지다 (eopseo-jida) – to disappear/run out
• Present (Declarative, Polite): 없어져요 (eopseo-jyeoyo)
• Present (Informal): 없어져 (eopseo-jyeo)
• Past (Declarative, Polite): 없어졌어요 (eopseo-jyeosseoyo) or simply 없어졌다 (eopseo-jyeotda) in plain form
• Future: 없어질 거예요 (eopseo-jil geoyeyo) – “will disappear” or “will run out”
• Future (Informal): 없어질 거야 (eopseo-jil geoya)

Example Sentences:
1. “My milk has run out.”
– Korean: 우유가 없어졌다.
– Romanized: Uyuga eopseo-jyeotda.

2. “The strength of the team disappeared after the loss.”
– Korean: 패배 후에 팀의 힘이 없어졌다.
– Romanized: Paebae hue tim-ui himi eopseo-jyeotda.

3. “If we don’t buy more supplies, they will run out soon.”
– Korean: 물자를 더 사지 않으면 곧 없어질 거야.
– Romanized: Muljareul deo saji aneumyeon god eopseo-jil geoya.

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