Slept in Korean 🇰🇷

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slept	잤어

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

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잤어 info.

Tips to remember:
• Associate "잤어" (jasseo) with sleep by thinking of "zzz" and imagining the sound "자" (ja) being prolonged in sleep.
• Remember that the sound “ㅏ” in "자다" (jada, “to sleep”) makes it memorable by linking it with snoozing sounds.

Explanations:
• "잤어" is the informal, past tense form of the verb "자다" (jada), meaning “to sleep.”
• It is casual speech, used in conversations with friends or those younger than you.

Other words with the same meaning:
• There isn’t another common verb for “to sleep” since "자다" is the standard term.
• You might also hear casual expressions like "잠들었어" (jamdeureosseo, “fell asleep”), but it carries a slightly different nuance.

Conjugations of 자다 (to sleep):
• Dictionary form: 자다 (jada)
• Present (informal): 자
– Example (polite): 자요 (jayo)
• Past (informal): 잤어 (jasseo)
– Example (polite): 잤어요 (jasseoyo)
• Future (informal): 잘 거야 (jal geoya)
– Example (polite): 잘 거예요 (jal geoyeyo)
• Present progressive: 자고 있어 (jago isseo)
– Example (polite): 자고 있어요 (jago isseoyo)

Examples of sentences:
1. "나는 어제 늦게 잤어."
Romanization: "Naneun eoje neutge jasseo."
Meaning: "I slept late yesterday."
2. "너 오늘 몇 시에 잤어?"
Romanization: "Neo oneul myeot sie jasseo?"
Meaning: "What time did you sleep today?"
3. "숙제하느라 많이 자지 못해서 어제 일찍 잤어."
Romanization: "Sukjehaneura mani jaji mothaeseo eoje iljjik jasseo."
Meaning: "Because I couldn’t sleep much due to homework, I slept early yesterday."

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