| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| thought (past) | μκ°νμ΄ |
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μκ°νμ΄ info.
Tips to Remember the Word:
β’ Associate "μκ°" (saeng-gak) with "mind" or "thought," and "νλ€" (ha-da) means "to do." Thus, "μκ°νλ€" means "to do thinking" or "to think."
β’ Remember that adding "νμ΄" (hae-sseo) indicates a past tense, so "μκ°νμ΄" means "thought."
β’ Link it with the English expression "I thought" to recall the past form.
Explanations:
β’ "μκ°νμ΄" is the informal past tense form of the verb "μκ°νλ€β (to think).
β’ In conversation among friends or people of the same age, this informal conjugation is common.
Other Words with Similar Meaning:
β’ μκ³ νλ€ (suk-go-ha-da) β to ponder or reflect deeply
β’ κ³ μ¬νλ€ (go-sim-ha-da) β to deliberate or mull over
Note: These words have nuanced differences and are used in more formal or specific contexts.
Infinitive Form and Conjugations:
Infinitive: μκ°νλ€ (saeng-gak-ha-da) β to think
Present Tense:
β’ Informal (λ°λ§): μκ°ν΄ (saeng-gak-hae) β think / am thinking
β’ Formal Polite: μκ°ν΄μ (saeng-gak-hae-yo)
β’ Formal High: μκ°ν©λλ€ (saeng-gak-ham-ni-da)
Past Tense:
β’ Informal (λ°λ§): μκ°νμ΄ (saeng-gak-hae-sseo) β thought
β’ Formal Polite: μκ°νμ΄μ (saeng-gak-hae-sseo-yo)
β’ Formal High: μκ°νμ΅λλ€ (saeng-gak-haet-seum-ni-da)
Future Tense:
β’ Informal (λ°λ§): μκ°ν κ±°μΌ (saeng-gak-hal geo-ya) β will think
β’ Formal Polite: μκ°ν κ±°μμ (saeng-gak-hal geo-ye-yo)
β’ Formal High: μκ°ν κ²μ λλ€ (saeng-gak-hal geo-sim-ni-da)
Example Sentences:
1. I thought about you.
β λλ₯Ό μκ°νμ΄. (Neo-reul saeng-gak-hae-sseo.)
2. When I saw that, I thought it was amazing.
β κ·Έκ±Έ λ΄€μ λ λλλ€κ³ μκ°νμ΄. (Geu-geol bwat-eul ttae nol-lab-da-go saeng-gak-hae-sseo.)
3. I will think it over.
β κ·Έκ²μ λν΄ μκ°ν κ±°μΌ. (Geu-geot-e dae-hae saeng-gak-hal geo-ya.)
4. Right now, I think it's a good idea.
β μ§κΈ, μ’μ μκ°ν΄. (Ji-geum, jo-eun saeng-gak-hae.)
These details should help you remember and correctly use "μκ°νμ΄" and its related forms in various contexts.
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