To record in Korean 🇰🇷

기록하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break it into two parts: "기록" (girok) means “record” and "하다" (hada) means “to do.” Think of it as “to do a record” or “to record.”
• The sound “록” (rok) may remind you of “rock,” so imagine recording a rock concert.

Explanations:
• "기록하다" (girokhada) is a verb meaning “to record” or “to document,” used for noting down information, events, or data.
• It can be used in various contexts such as writing in a journal, recording a meeting, or preserving history.

Synonyms/Other Words:
• 녹화하다 (nokhwahada) – “to record” (specifically for audio/video)
• 기재하다 (gijaehada) – “to record” or “to document” (more formal for written records)
• 작성하다 (jakseonghada) – “to fill out or write” (used for documents, records, or forms)

Conjugations:
Infinitive: 기록하다 (girokhada)

Present Tense:
• Informal low: 기록해 (girokhae)
• Informal polite: 기록해요 (girokhaeyo)
• Formal: 기록합니다 (girokhamnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal low: 기록했다 (girokhaetta)
• Informal polite: 기록했어요 (girokhaesseoyo)
• Formal: 기록했습니다 (girokhaetseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal low: 기록할 거야 (girokhal geoya)
• Informal polite: 기록할 거예요 (girokhal geoyeyo)
• Formal: 기록할 것입니다 (girokhal geosimnida) or 기록하겠습니다 (girokhagetseumnida)

Imperative:
• Informal low: 기록해라 (girokhaera)
• Informal polite: 기록하세요 (girokhashiyeo)
• Formal: 기록하십시오 (girokhashipsio)

Example Sentences:
1. 오늘 회의를 기록했어요.
  (Romanized: Oneul hoeuireul girokhaesseoyo.)
  “I recorded the meeting today.”

2. 그는 중요한 사건을 기록합니다.
  (Romanized: Geuneun jung-yohan sageoneul girokhamnida.)
  “He records an important event.”

3. 내일 강의 내용을 기록할 거예요.
  (Romanized: Naeil gangui naeyong-eul girokhal geoyeyo.)
  “I will record the lecture content tomorrow.”

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