Set up in Korean 🇰🇷

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set up	세우다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of the English phrase “set up” and notice that the Korean verb “세우다” (se-u-da) sounds a bit like “set up” when pronounced quickly.
• Picture building or establishing something (like a business or structure) to link the meaning with the word.

Explanations:
• “세우다” means to set up, erect, establish, or build. It can be used when referring to constructing buildings or even setting up an organization.
• In some contexts, it can also mean to park a vehicle (i.e., to stop it).

Synonyms (Other words with similar meanings):
• 구축하다 (gu-chuk-ha-da) – to build/construct, especially in a systematic way
• 수립하다 (su-rip-ha-da) – to establish (often used in a formal context)
• 설치하다 (seol-chi-ha-da) – to install or set up (more for equipment or systems)

Conjugations of 세우다:
• Infinitive/Base Form: 세우다 (se-u-da)
• Present Tense (Polite): 세워요 (se-wo-yo)
• Present Tense (Formal): 세웁니다 (se-wo-bnida)
• Past Tense (Polite): 세웠어요 (se-woss-eo-yo)
• Past Tense (Formal): 세웠습니다 (se-woss-eot-seumnida)
• Future Tense (Polite): 세울 거예요 (se-ul geo-e-yo)
• Future Tense (Formal): 세울 것입니다 (se-ul geo-sip-ni-da)
• Imperative (Informal): 세워 (se-wo)
• Imperative (Formal/Polite): 세우세요 (se-u-se-yo)

Example Sentences:
1. I set up a company last year.
– 작년에 회사를 세웠어요.
– (Jangnyeon-e hoesa-reul se-woss-eo-yo.)

2. They are setting up a new school in the neighborhood.
– 그들은 동네에 새로운 학교를 세우고 있어요.
– (Geu-deul-eun dongne-e saeroun hakgyo-reul se-u-go isseo-yo.)

3. Please park the car in this spot.
– 이 자리에서 차를 세워 주세요.
– (I jariseo cha-reul se-wo ju-se-yo.)

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