To attend in Korean 🇰🇷

참석하다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Break down 참석하다 (chamseokhada) into parts: think of “참석” as “taking your seat” at an event and “하다” meaning “to do.” Imagine “doing” the act of taking your seat, which helps you remember that 참석하다 means “to attend.”
• The sound “cham” might remind you of the word “charming,” suggesting a positive act like attending an enjoyable event.

Explanations:
• 참석하다 (chamseokhada) is a compound verb where 참석 means “attendance” or “participation” and 하다 means “to do.” It is used when referring to attending events such as meetings, conferences, or ceremonies.
• It is a regular 하다 verb, so its conjugations follow standard patterns.

Other words with similar meaning:
• 출석하다 (chulseokhada) – usually used for attending classes or school.
• 참여하다 (chamyeohada) – means “to participate”; sometimes used interchangeably in the context of events when emphasizing active involvement.

Conjugations:
• Infinitive: 참석하다 (chamseokhada)
• Present:
 – Plain form: 참석한다 (chamseokhanda)
 – Polite form: 참석해요 (chamseokhaeyo)
 – Formal polite: 참석합니다 (chamseokhamnida)
• Past:
 – Plain form: 참석했다 (chamseokhaetda)
 – Polite form: 참석했어요 (chamseokhaesseoyo)
 – Formal polite: 참석했습니다 (chamseokhaetseumnida)
• Future:
 – Plain form: 참석할 것이다 (chamseokhal geosida)
 – Polite form: 참석할 거예요 (chamseokhal geoyeyo)
 – Formal polite: 참석할 것입니다 (chamseokhal geosimnida)

Example sentences:
• I will attend the meeting tomorrow.
 – Korean: 나는 내일 회의에 참석할 거예요. (Naneun naeil hoeui-e chamseokhal geoyeyo.)
• She attended the annual conference last year.
 – Korean: 그녀는 작년에 연례 회의에 참석했어요. (Geunyeoneun jaknyeon-e yeonrye hoeui-e chamseokhaesseoyo.)
• They attend the annual gathering every year.
 – Korean: 그들은 매년 연례 모임에 참석합니다. (Geudeureun maenyeon yeonrye moim-e chamseokhamnida.)
• Many people attend the wedding.
 – Korean: 많은 사람들이 결혼식에 참석합니다. (Manheun saramdeuri gyeolhonsik-e chamseokhamnida.)

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