To feel; to sense in Korean 🇰🇷

느끼다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice the noun “느낌” (neukkim) means “feeling”; the verb “느끼다” (neukkida) derives from it. Linking the two can help you remember that “느끼다” means “to feel” or “to sense.”
• The similar sound in “느낌” and “느끼다” may remind you of “nook” feeling, helping you recall the meaning.

Explanations:
• “느끼다” is a verb that means “to feel” or “to sense” both physical sensations and emotions.
• It is used to express perceiving or experiencing a feeling in a sensory or emotional way.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 감지하다 (gamjihada) – “to sense” or “to detect”
• 체험하다 (cheheomhada) – “to experience” (more active and experiential)
• 경험하다 (gyeongheomhada) – “to experience” (often referring to events or situations)

Conjugations of “느끼다”:
• Dictionary form: 느끼다 (neukkida)
• Present Tense (Polite): 느껴요 (neukkyeoyo)
 Example: 나는 행복함을 느껴요. (Naneun haengbokhameul neukkyeoyo.) – “I feel happiness.”
• Past Tense (Polite): 느꼈어요 (neukkyeosseoyo)
 Example: 어제 위험을 느꼈어요. (Eoje wihomeul neukkyeosseoyo.) – “I felt danger yesterday.”
• Future Tense (Polite): 느낄 거예요 (neukkil geoyeyo)
 Example: 내일 기쁨을 느낄 거예요. (Naeil gippeumeul neukkil geoyeyo.) – “I will feel joy tomorrow.”
• Present Progressive (Polite): 느끼고 있어요 (neukkigo isseoyo)
 Example: 지금 몸의 피로를 느끼고 있어요. (Jigeum mome piro-reul neukkigo isseoyo.) – “I am feeling tired in my body.”

Examples of Sentences:
• "I sense calm in the room."
 => 방에서 평온함을 느껴요. (Bangeseo pyeongonhameul neukkyeoyo.)
• "She felt a sudden chill."
 => 그녀는 갑자기 오한을 느꼈어요. (Geunyeoneun gapjagi ohan-eul neukkyeosseoyo.)
• "They will feel the difference after practicing."
 => 연습한 후에 그들은 차이를 느낄 거예요. (Yeonseuphan hue geudeureun chail-eul neukkil geoyeyo.)

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