To prohibit in Korean 🇰🇷

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to prohibit	금지하다

How to say “to prohibit” in Korean? “금지하다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “금지하다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to prohibit in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of 금 (geum) meaning “gold” and imagine banning gold from being used, plus 지 (ji) which sounds like “gee,” emphasizing strictness. Combining with 하다 (hada, “to do”) helps you remember it means “to prohibit.”

Explanation:
• 금지하다 (geumjihada) directly translates to “to prohibit” or “to ban.” It is a compound of 금지 (geumji, “ban/prohibition”) and 하다 (hada, “to do”).

Synonyms (Other Words with Similar Meanings):
• 막다 (makda) – “to block/stop” (less formal)
• 불허하다 (bulheohada) – “to disallow” or “to veto”

Conjugations of 금지하다:

Base Form (Infinitive): 금지하다 (geumjihada) – to prohibit

Present Tense:
• Informal low: 금지해 (geumjihae) – “(I/you/they) prohibit”
• Formal polite: 금지합니다 (geumjihamnida) – “(I/you/they) prohibit”

Past Tense:
• Informal low: 금지했어 (geumjihesseo) – “(I/you/they) prohibited”
• Formal polite: 금지했습니다 (geumjihesseumnida) – “(I/you/they) prohibited”

Future Tense:
• Informal low: 금지할 거야 (geumjihal geoya) – “(I/you/they) will prohibit”
• Formal polite: 금지할 것입니다 (geumjihal geosimnida) – “(I/you/they) will prohibit”

Example Sentences:
1. 정부는 그 행위를 금지했다.
Romanized: Jeongbuneun geu haengwireul geumjihatta.
Meaning: The government prohibited that action.

2. 학교에서는 휴대폰 사용을 금지합니다.
Romanized: Hakgyoeseoneun hyudaepon sayongeul geumjihamnida.
Meaning: The school prohibits the use of cell phones.

3. 이 법은 모든 형태의 차별을 금지할 것입니다.
Romanized: I beob-eun modeun hyeongtaeui chabyeol-eul geumjihal geosimnida.
Meaning: This law will prohibit all forms of discrimination.

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