To shiver in Korean 🇰🇷

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to shiver	떨었어

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

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Tips to Remember the Word:
• Notice that “떨다” (teolda) contains “떨,” which sounds like “tremble” in English—associate that sound with shivering from cold or fear.
• Imagine a chilly scene where you “tremble” (떨다) to create a mental link between the sound of the word and its meaning.

Explanation:
• The base verb “떨다” means “to shiver” or “to tremble.”
• “떨었어” (teoreosseo) is the casual past tense form of this verb, indicating that someone shivered.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 몸서리치다 (momsŏrichida) – to shudder or shiver suddenly (often due to shock or cold).
• 전율하다 (jŏnyulhada) – to shudder, usually used to describe a trembling sensation due to fear or intense emotion.

Conjugations of the Verb “떨다” (to shiver):
• Infinitive: 떨다 (teolda) – to shiver
• Present (casual): 떨어 (teoreo) | Present (polite): 떨어요 (teoreoyo)
• Past (casual): 떨었어 (teoreosseo) | Past (polite): 떨었어요 (teoreoseoyo)
• Future (casual): 떨 거야 (teol geoya) | Future (polite): 떨 거예요 (teol geoyeyo)
• Present Progressive (casual): 떨고 있어 (teolgo isseo) | Present Progressive (polite): 떨고 있어요 (teolgo isseoyo)

Example Sentences:
1. The wind was so cold that I shivered.
– Korean (casual): 바람이 너무 차가워서 나는 떨었어.
– Romanized: Barami neomu chagawoseo naneun teoreosseo.

2. When she saw the scary movie, she shivered.
– Korean (casual): 그녀는 무서운 영화를 보고 떨었어.
– Romanized: Geunyeoneun museoun yeonghwareul bogo teoreosseo.

3. I will shiver if I go out in the freezing weather.
– Korean (polite): 만약 영하의 날씨에 나가면 저는 떨 거예요.
– Romanized: Manyak yeongha-ui nalssie nagamyeon jeoneun teol geoyeyo.

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