To hate in Korean 🇰🇷

싫다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Think of the sound "sil-uh" as similar to “silly” things you wouldn’t want around—you just dislike them.
• Associate "싫다" (silhta) with negative feelings toward something, reinforcing that it expresses dislike or being unpleasant.

Explanations:
• "싫다" is an adjective used to express that you dislike or find something unpleasant.
• It describes a state rather than an action, so it’s used to state one’s attitude toward people, objects, or situations.
• Unlike the verb "미워하다" (miwohada), which usually refers to hating someone, "싫다" broadly covers feelings of aversion and discomfort.

Synonyms/Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 미워하다 (miwohada) – to hate (often used for people)
• 싫어하다 (silheohada) – the verbal form meaning “to dislike” (derived from 싫다)

Conjugations (Polite/Formal Levels):

• Dictionary Form: 싫다 (silhta)

• Present Tense:
 - Informal: 싫어 (silheo)
 - Polite: 싫어요 (silh-eoyo)
 - Formal: 싫습니다 (silh-seumnida)

• Past Tense:
 - Informal: 싫었어 (silh-eosseo)
 - Polite: 싫었어요 (silh-eosseoyo)
 - Formal: 싫었습니다 (silh-eosseumnida)

• Future Tense:
 - Informal: 싫을 거야 (silheul geoya)
 - Polite: 싫을 거예요 (silheul geoyeyo)
 - Formal: 싫을 겁니다 (silheul geomnida)

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 비 오는 날씨가 싫어.
 Romanized: Naneun bi oneun nalssiga silheo.
 (Translation: I dislike rainy weather.)

2. 저는 그 영화를 싫어요.
 Romanized: Jeoneun geu yeonghwareul silh-eoyo.
 (Translation: I dislike that movie.)

3. 어제 그 음식이 싫었어요.
 Romanized: Eoje geu eumsigi silh-eosseoyo.
 (Translation: I didn’t like that food yesterday.)

4. 내일은 그 소음을 싫을 거예요.
 Romanized: Naeil-eun geu soeumeul silheul geoyeyo.
 (Translation: I will dislike that noise tomorrow.)

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