To write in Korean 🇰🇷

작성하고 있다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 작성하고 있다 comes from 작성하다, which splits into 작성 (writing/composing) and 하다 (to do). Think of it as “doing writing.”
• The formal tone of 작성하다 can help you remember its use in official documents or reports.

Explanation:
• 작성하다 means “to write” or “to compose,” often used for formal writing such as documents, reports, or applications.
• 작성하고 있다 is the present progressive form, meaning “is writing” or “is composing.”

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 쓰다 (sseuda) – more general term for “to write.”
• 기입하다 (giiphada) – “to fill in” (commonly used on forms).
• 기록하다 (girokhada) – “to record” or “to document.”

Conjugations of 작성하다:
Infinitive: 작성하다 (jaksseonghada)
Present Declarative: 작성한다 (jaksseonghanda)
Present Progressive: 작성하고 있다 (jaksseonghago itda)
Past Tense: 작성했다 (jaksseonghaetda)
Future Tense: 작성할 것이다 (jaksseonghal geosida)
Honorific/Formal Future: 작성하겠습니다 (jaksseonghagetseumnida)

Example Sentences:
• 나는 보고서를 작성하고 있다.
 Romanized: Naneun bogoseoreul jaksseonghago itda.
 Translation: I am writing a report.
• 어제 기획서를 작성했다.
 Romanized: Eoje gihoekseoreul jaksseonghaetda.
 Translation: I wrote the proposal yesterday.
• 내일 자료를 작성할 것이다.
 Romanized: Naeil jaryoreul jaksseonghal geosida.
 Translation: I will write the documents tomorrow.

a few seconds ago