To recognize in Korean 🇰🇷

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to recognize	인정하다

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

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Tips to remember the word:
• Think of 인정하다 as 인정 (recognition or acknowledgment) + 하다 (to do). Picture yourself “doing” the act of admitting or recognizing something.
• Associate it with “I, Jean, had to admit” as a mnemonic to recall the sound “인정” (in-jeong).

Explanations:
• 인정하다 means “to acknowledge, admit, or recognize.”
• It can be used when admitting a mistake or acknowledging someone’s talent or effort.
• The structure is typical in Korean verbs: a noun form (인정) combined with 하다 (to do).

Synonyms:
• 받아들이다 (badadeurida) – meaning “to accept” or “to welcome,” sometimes used in contexts similar to acknowledging.
• 인정해주다 (injeonghaejuda) – a variant emphasizing the act of giving recognition.

Conjugations (using the polite style):
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 인정하다 (injeonghada) – “to recognize/admit.”
• Present tense: 인정해요 (injeonghaeyo) or 인정합니다 (injeonghamnida) – “recognize/admit.”
• Past tense: 인정했어요 (injeonghaesseoyo) or 인정했습니다 (injeonghaetseumnida) – “recognized/admitted.”
• Future tense: 인정할 거예요 (injeonghal geoyeyo) or 인정할 것입니다 (injeonghal geosimnida) – “will recognize/admit.”
• Conditional: 인정하면 (injeonghamyeon) – “if (someone) acknowledges/admits.”
• Imperative: 인정해 (injeonghae) or 인정하세요 (injeonghaseyo) – “recognize/admit (please).”

Example sentences:
1. I admit my mistake.
• Korean: 나는 내 실수를 인정했어요.
• Romanized: Naneun nae silsuleul injeonghaesseoyo.

2. You should acknowledge his talent.
• Korean: 당신은 그의 재능을 인정해야 해요.
• Romanized: Dangsineun geuui jaeneungeul injeonghaeya haeyo.

3. They will recognize our efforts.
• Korean: 그들은 우리의 노력을 인정할 거예요.
• Romanized: Geudeureun uriui noryeokeul injeonghal geoyeyo.

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