To fill in Korean 🇰🇷

채웠어요 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Remember that 채우다 (chaeuda) means “to fill.” You can think of filling a container completely—the item is "채워졌어요" (filled) once every gap is taken care of.
• Notice the sound similarity between “채우” and “check” in English; when you check a container and see it’s full, you’ve "채웠어요."

Explanations:
• 채웠어요 (chaewosseoyo) is the past polite form of 채우다. It means “filled” or “has filled.”
• It is a transitive verb, so it takes an object marked by 을 or 를.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 채워 넣다 (chaewo neohda) – “to fill in” or “fill up”
• 보충하다 (bochunghada) – “to supplement” or “refill” (depending on context)
• 가득 채우다 – a phrase meaning “to fill completely” (using 가득 “completely” + 채우다)

Conjugations of 채우다:
• Infinitive: 채우다 (chaeuda) – “to fill”
• Present:
  – Polite: 채워요 (chaeowoyo) – “fill(s)/filling”
  – Informal: 채워 (chaewo)
• Past:
  – Polite: 채웠어요 (chaewosseoyo) – “filled”
  – Informal: 채웠어 (chaewosseo)
• Future:
  – Polite: 채울 거예요 (chaeul geoyeyo) – “will fill”
  – Informal: 채울 거야 (chaeul geoya)
• Present Progressive:
  – Polite: 채우고 있어요 (chaeugo isseoyo) – “am/is/are filling”

Example Sentences:
1. I filled the cup with water.
  – 나는 컵에 물을 채웠어요. (Na-neun keop-e muleul chaewosseoyo.)
2. She will fill the form with her information.
  – 그녀는 자신의 정보로 양식을 채울 거예요. (Geunyeoneun jasineui jeongboro yangsigureul chaeul geoyeyo.)
3. They are filling the schedule with meetings.
  – 그들은 회의들로 일정을 채우고 있어요. (Geudeureun hoeuideullo iljeongeul chaeugo isseoyo.)

a few seconds ago