To arrive in Korean 🇰🇷

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to arrive	도착하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of 도착하다 (do-chak-ha-da) as “door” + “chuck” + “a” to remind you of arriving at your destination—like opening the door and “tucking in” your belongings when you finally arrive.
• Breaking the word into syllables can help: 도 (do) could remind you of “door”, 착 (chak) sounds like “tuck”, and 하다 (hada) means “to do”, which together hint at “do the arriving.”

Explanation:
• 도착하다 means “to arrive” and is used when someone or something reaches its destination.
• It is a verb in its infinitive form, and it applies in both formal and informal contexts depending on conjugation.

Synonyms:
• 도달하다 (do-dal-ha-da) – also means “to reach” or “to arrive”, though it may be used in slightly different contexts.

Conjugations:
• Basic Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 도착하다 (do-chak-ha-da)
• Present Tense Informal: 도착해 (do-chak-hae) or 도착해요 (do-chak-hae-yo) for polite speech
• Present Tense Declarative: 도착한다 (do-chak-han-da)
• Past Tense Informal: 도착했어 (do-chak-haess-eo) or 도착했어요 (do-chak-haess-eo-yo) for polite speech
• Past Tense Declarative: 도착했다 (do-chak-haet-da)
• Future Tense Informal: 도착할 거야 (do-chak-hal geo-ya) or 도착할 거예요 (do-chak-hal geo-ye-yo) for polite speech
• Future Tense Declarative: 도착할 것이다 (do-chak-hal geo-sida)

Example Sentences:
1. “The train arrives on time.”
• Korean: 열차가 제 시간에 도착한다.
• Romanized: Yeolcha-ga je sigan-e do-chak-han-da.

2. “I arrived at the station.”
• Korean: 나는 역에 도착했다.
• Romanized: Na-neun yeok-e do-chak-haet-da.

3. “They will arrive soon.”
• Korean: 그들은 곧 도착할 것이다.
• Romanized: Geu-deul-eun god do-chak-hal geo-si-da.

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