To love in Korean 🇰🇷

사랑하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 사랑 (sarang) sounds like “serene” and ‘하다’ (hada) means “to do” – so you can think of it as “to do love,” or “to be loving.”
• Break down the word: 사랑 (love) + 하다 (to do), which is a common formation for verbs in Korean.

Explanations:
• 사랑하다 (saranghada) is the infinitive form meaning “to love.”
• It is used to express love in various contexts, from romantic love to deep affection for people or things.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 좋아하다 (johahada) – means “to like” and can sometimes imply love in less intense contexts.
• 애정하다 (aejeonghada) – a more formal term often used to denote affection or fondness, though it is less common in everyday speech.

Conjugations:

Present Tense:
• Polite Form: 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo) – “love” (am loving)
• Informal Form: 사랑해 (saranghae)

Past Tense:
• Polite Form: 사랑했어요 (saranghaesseoyo) – “loved”
• Informal Form: 사랑했어 (saranghaesseo)

Future Tense:
• Polite Form: 사랑할 거예요 (saranghal geoyeyo) – “will love”
• Informal Form: 사랑할 거야 (saranghal geoya)

Examples of Sentences:
• 나는 너를 사랑해요. (naneun neoreul saranghaeyo) – “I love you.”
• 우리는 서로를 많이 사랑했어요. (urineun seororeul mani saranghaesseoyo) – “We loved each other very much.”
• 내일도 계속 사랑할 거예요. (nailedo gyesok saranghal geoyeyo) – “I will continue to love (you) tomorrow.”

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