To return home in Korean 🇰🇷

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to return home	귀국하다

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Break it into two parts: “귀” sounds like “return” and “국” means “country.” Think of it as “returning to one’s country,” and “하다” means “to do.” Together, it means “to do return to one’s country.”
• Associate it with situations like coming back after studying or living abroad.

Explanations:
• 귀국하다 (gwiguk-hada) is an infinitive verb meaning “to return to one’s home country” or “to repatriate.”
• It is commonly used in contexts like returning after overseas studies, work, or military service.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 본국에 돌아가다 (bonguk-e doragada) – “to go back to one’s home country.”
• 나라로 돌아가다 (nara-ro doragada) – “to return to one’s nation.”

Conjugations of 귀국하다:
• Dictionary (infinitive) form: 귀국하다 (gwiguk-hada)
• Present tense:
- Informal polite: 귀국해요 (gwigukhaeyo)
- Formal polite: 귀국합니다 (gwigukhamnida)
- Plain form: 귀국한다 (gwigukhanda)
• Past tense:
- Informal polite: 귀국했어요 (gwigukhaesseoyo)
- Formal polite: 귀국했습니다 (gwigukhaetseumnida)
- Plain form: 귀국했다 (gwigukhaetta)
• Future tense:
- Informal polite: 귀국할 거예요 (gwigukhal geoyeyo)
- Formal polite: 귀국할 것입니다 (gwigukhal geosimnida)
- Plain form: 귀국할 것이다 (gwigukhal geosida)
• Present progressive:
- 귀국하고 있어요 (gwigukhago isseoyo) – “am/are returning to one’s home country.”

Example Sentences:
1. “After finishing my studies abroad, I will return home next week.”
• Korean: 해외에서 공부를 마친 후, 저는 다음 주에 귀국할 거예요.
• Romanization: Haewoeseo gongbureul machin hu, jeoneun daeum jue gwigukhal geoyeyo.
2. “My family is eagerly waiting for my return.”
• Korean: 제 가족이 제 귀국을 기다리고 있어요.
• Romanization: Je gajogi je gwiguk-eul gidarigo isseoyo.
3. “Last year, she returned home for her family.”
• Korean: 작년에 그녀는 가족을 위해 귀국했어요.
• Romanization: Jagnyeon-e geunyeoneun gajogeul wihae gwigukhaesseoyo.

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