To fly in Korean 🇰🇷

날다 info.

Tips to remember:
• Associate 날다 (nalda) with 날개 (nalgae), meaning “wing,” to recall it relates to flying.
• Think of the similar sound “nal” in both words to remember that 날다 means “to fly.”

Explanations:
• 날다 (nalda) is an intransitive verb meaning “to fly.”
• It is presented in its basic, infinitive (dictionary) form.

Other words with a similar meaning:
• 비행하다 (bihaenghada) – often used to describe flying by an airplane.
• 날아가다 (naraganda) – means “to fly away” or “to soar.”

Conjugations of 날다:
• Infinitive: 날다 (nalda)
• Present Tense:
 – Polite: 날아요 (nalayo)
 – Informal/Casual: 날아 (nara)
• Past Tense:
 – Polite: 날았어요 (narasseoyo)
 – Informal/Casual: 날았어 (narasseo)
• Future Tense:
 – Polite: 날 거예요 (nal geoyeyo)
 – Informal/Casual: 날 거야 (nal geoya)

Example sentences:
• “Birds fly in the sky.”
 Korean: 새들이 하늘을 날아요.
 Romanized: Saedeul-i haneul-eul nalayo.
• “The airplane will fly soon.”
 Korean: 비행기가 곧 날 거예요.
 Romanized: Bihaenggi-ga god nal geoyeyo.
• “I saw a butterfly fly.”
 Korean: 나는 나비가 날았어.
 Romanized: Naneun nabiga narasseo.

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