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Intermediate Korean 하다 verbs, with example sentences

Many intermediate verbs are a Sino-Korean noun plus 하다. Here are nine common ones with meanings, romanization and example sentences written by Fizz Labs.

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How 하다 changes

Only the 하다 part changes; the noun stays the same. With 준비하다: 준비하고 (“prepare and…”), 준비해서 (“prepare, so…”), 준비했어요 (“prepared”). 하 + 여 becomes 해, so the past tense is always -했어요 and “because/and then” is -해서.

These words come from the full 2,000-word deck ($19, coming soon): 참석하다, 연락하다, 결정하다, 경험하다, 발표하다, 해결하다. Words tagged “In the free sample” are already in the free 300-word sample.

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