To spread in Korean 🇰🇷

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to spread	펴다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of “펴다” (pyeoda) as “putting something flat” – like spreading out a blanket – so when you see something being laid out, recall that action to connect it with the meaning “to spread.”
• Notice that the beginning “pyeo” sounds like “pearl” being laid out delicately, which can serve as a quirky image for spreading something smoothly.

Explanations:
• “펴다” (pyeoda) means “to spread” or “to open out.” It is used when you want to express the action of laying something flat or unfolding it.
• The word emphasizes the act of extending something over a surface, whether it’s a cloth, a map, or any object being unrolled or spread out.
• It is a basic verb and is often interchangeable with verbs like “펼치다” (pyeolchida), which also means “to spread out” or “to unfold.”

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 펼치다 (pyeolchida) – also means “to spread out” or “to open up.”
• 넓히다 (neolphida) – means “to widen” or “to spread (out) [something abstract like influence],” though its nuance can differ.

Conjugations of “펴다” (pyeoda):

• Infinitive: 펴다 (pyeoda)

Present Tense:
○ Informal Polite: 펴요 (pyeoyo)
○ Formal Polite: 펼칩니다 (pyeolkmnida)

Past Tense:
○ Informal Polite: 폈어요 (pyeosseoyo)
○ Formal Polite: 폈습니다 (pyeosseumnida)

Future Tense:
○ Informal Polite: 펴겠어요 (pyeogesseoyo)
○ Formal Polite: 펴겠습니다 (pyeogetseumnida)

Present Progressive:
○ Informal Polite: 펴고 있어요 (pyeogo isseoyo)
○ Formal Polite: 펴고 있습니다 (pyeogo itseumnida)

Imperative:
○ Informal Polite: 펴 (pyeo)
○ Formal Polite: 펴세요 (pyeoseyo)

Examples of Sentences:
1. “Please spread the map on the table.”
• Korean: 탁자 위에 지도를 펴세요.
• Romanized: Takja wie jido-reul pyeoseyo.

2. “I spread a blanket on the grass.”
• Korean: 나는 잔디 위에 담요를 폈어요.
• Romanized: Naneun jandi wie damyo-reul pyeosseoyo.

3. “He is spreading the newspaper on the floor.”
• Korean: 그는 신문을 바닥에 펴고 있어요.
• Romanized: Geuneun sinmun-eul badak-e pyeogo isseoyo.

4. “Tomorrow, I will spread the cloth for drying.”
• Korean: 내일은 빨래를 위해 천을 펴겠어요.
• Romanized: Naeil-eun ppalraereul wihae cheon-eul pyeogesseoyo.

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