To not listen/hear in Korean 🇰🇷

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to not listen/hear	안 듣다

How to say “to not listen/hear” in Korean? “안 듣다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “안 듣다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to not listen/hear in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Separate the word into two parts: "안" means “not” or “no” and "듣다" means “to listen/hear.” Think of it as simply “not listen.”
• Visualize someone covering their ears and saying “안 듣다” to remind yourself that they are not listening.

Explanations:
• "안 듣다" is the negative form of the verb "듣다" (to listen/hear) in its infinitive form. It means “to not listen” or “to not obey.”
• It can be used in contexts both of not physically hearing and of not following advice or instructions.

Other Words/Expressions with Similar Meanings:
• "무시하다" (mu-shi-ha-da) – to ignore/disregard (a bit stronger tone, implying intentional neglect).
• "귀를 기울이지 않다" (gwi-reul gi-ul-i-ji anh-da) – to not pay attention (more formal and descriptive).

Conjugations of "안 듣다" (using the base verb “듣다”):

Present Tense:
• Informal low form: 안 들어
• Informal polite form: 안 들어요 (romanized: an deul-eo-yo)
• Formal polite form: 안 듣습니다 (an deut-seum-ni-da)

Past Tense:
• Informal low form: 안 들었어 (an deul-eoss-eo)
• Informal polite form: 안 들었어요 (an deul-eoss-eo-yo)
• Formal polite form: 안 들었습니다 (an deut-seum-ni-da)

Future Tense:
• Informal low form: 안 들을 거야 (an deul-eul geo-ya)
• Informal polite form: 안 들을 거예요 (an deul-eul geo-ye-yo)
• Formal polite form: 안 들을 것입니다 (an deul-eul geo-sim-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 조언을 안 들어요.
(Romanized: Na-neun jo-aen-eul an deul-eo-yo.)
Translation: I don’t listen to advice.

2. 그 아이는 부모님의 말을 안 들었어.
(Romanized: Geu ai-neun bu-mo-ni-nim-ui mal-eul an deul-eoss-eo.)
Translation: That child didn’t listen to his/her parents.

3. 시험 공부에 집중하지 않고 음악만 안 들을 거예요.
(Romanized: Si-heom gong-bu-e jip-jung-ha-ji anh-go eum-ak-man an deul-eul geo-ye-yo.)
Translation: I’m not going to listen to (or pay attention to) only music instead of studying for the exam.

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