To be weak in Korean 🇰🇷

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to be weak	약하다

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Notice the root “약” sounds like “yak.” Imagine someone trying to yack (talk) but speaking in a weak, quiet voice. This playful image helps link “yak” with “weak.”
• Also, “약” in other contexts means “medicine.” Since weak medicine isn’t very effective, you can associate “약하다” with lacking strength.

Explanations:
• “약하다” is an adjective that means “to be weak” or “to be feeble” in various contexts such as physical strength, flavor potency, or even argument strength.
• It can describe a person, an object, a taste, or even a condition.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 연약하다 (yeonyak-hada) – fragile or frail.
• 허약하다 (heoyak-hada) – feeble, especially used to describe a weak physical condition.

Conjugations (for informal and formal contexts):

Dictionary/Base Form:
• 약하다 (yak-hada)

Present Tense:
• Informal Low: 약해 (yak-hae)
• Informal Polite: 약해요 (yak-haeyo)
• Formal High: 약합니다 (yak-hamnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal Low: 약했어 (yak-haesseo)
• Informal Polite: 약했어요 (yak-haesseoyo)
• Formal High: 약했습니다 (yak-haesseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal Low: 약할 거야 (yak-hal geoya)
• Informal Polite: 약할 거예요 (yak-hal geoyeyo)
• Formal High: 약할 것입니다 (yak-hal geosimnida)

Examples of Sentences:
1. “After the long illness, his body became weak.”
– Korean: 병이 오래 간 후에 그의 몸이 약해졌어.
– Romanized: Byeongi oraegan hue geuui mom-i yakhaejyeosseo.

2. “This soup tastes weak.”
– Korean: 이 국은 맛이 약해요.
– Romanized: I guk-eun mas-i yakhaeyo.

3. “Compared to before, her arms are rather weak now.”
– Korean: 예전보다 지금 그녀의 팔이 더 약해.
– Romanized: Yejonboda jigeum geunyeoui pal-i deo yakhae.

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