| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| stop | 그쳤어요 |
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그쳤어요 info.
Tips to Remember:
• Think of “그쳤어요” as the past, polite form of “그치다,” meaning “stopped” or “ceased.”
• Remember that the sound “그치” hints at “ceasing” something, like rain or an argument stopping.
• Romanized, it’s “geuchyeosseoyo.”
Explanations:
• “그치다” means “to stop” or “to cease” and is often used for phenomena or activities coming to an end.
• It is used when something that was ongoing finally ends (e.g., the rain stops).
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 멈추다 (meomchuda) – often used for stopping physical movement.
• 중단하다 (jungdanhada) – means “to suspend” or “to discontinue.”
• 종료되다 (jongryodoeda) – means “to be terminated” or “to end.”
Conjugations of 그치다:
• Infinitive: 그치다 (geuchida)
• Past: 그쳤어요 (geuchyeosseoyo)
• Present: 그쳐요 (geuchyeoyo)
• Future: 그칠 거예요 (geuchil geoyeyo)
• Imperative (polite): 그치세요 (geuchiseyo)
• Imperative (casual): 그쳐 (geuchyeo)
Example Sentences:
1. 비가 그쳤어요. (Bi-ga geuchyeosseoyo.) – The rain has stopped.
2. 그의 불평이 이제 그쳤어요. (Geuui bulpyeongi ije geuchyeosseoyo.) – His complaints have ceased now.
3. 휴전 명령 후 전투가 그쳤어요. (Hyujeon myeongnyeong hu jeontu-ga geuchyeosseoyo.) – The fighting stopped after the cease-fire order.
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