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환영하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Think of “환영하다” (hwanyeonghada) as “to welcome.” Break it into “환” and “영” – you might associate “환” with “fun” and “영” with “young,” reminding you of inviting energetic, youthful vibes.
• Practice the sound “hwanyeong” to get comfortable with its pronunciation.

Explanations:
• “환영하다” means “to welcome” or “to greet warmly.”
• It is commonly used when inviting guests or making someone feel appreciated.
• A similar word with a related meaning is “맞이하다” (majihada), which also means “to welcome” or “to receive.”

Conjugations (Infinitive Verb “환영하다”):
• Base Form (Infinitive): 환영하다 (hwanyeonghada)
• Present Tense:
 – Polite/Formal: 환영합니다 (hwanyeonghamnida) or 환영해요 (hwanyeonghaeyo)
 – Informal: 환영해 (hwanyeonghae)
• Past Tense:
 – Polite/Formal: 환영했습니다 (hwanyeonghaesseumnida) or 환영했어요 (hwanyeonghaesseoyo)
 – Informal: 환영했어 (hwanyeonghaesseo)
• Future Tense:
 – Polite/Formal: 환영할 것입니다 (hwanyeonghal geosimnida) or 환영할 거예요 (hwanyeonghal geoyeyo)
 – Informal: 환영할 거야 (hwanyeonghal geoya)

Example Sentences:
• "Welcome to our home."
 – Korean: 우리 집에 환영해요.
 – Romanized: Uri jibe hwanyeonghaeyo.
• "The school welcomes new students with open arms."
 – Korean: 학교는 새로운 학생들을 따뜻하게 환영합니다.
 – Romanized: Hakgyoneun saeroun hakssaengdeureul ttatteuthage hwanyeonghamnida.
• "I welcome you to join our meeting."
 – Korean: 우리 회의에 참여하는 것을 환영해요.
 – Romanized: Uri hoeuie chamyeohaneun geoseul hwanyeonghaeyo.

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