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Over 120,000 Korean words translated into English, with romanization, pronunciation, examples and the conjugation of every verb.

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Verb
먹다
meokda[먹따]
to eat
저는 김치를 먹어요.I eat kimchi.
Polite present먹어요
Past먹었어요
Formal먹습니다
Negative안 먹어요

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저는 김치를 먹어요.jeoneun gimchireul meogeoyoI eat kimchi.
같이 밥 먹을래요?gachi bap meogeullaeyo?Shall we eat together?

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Polite present먹어요
Past먹었어요
Future먹을 거예요
Formal먹습니다
Negative안 먹어요
Ongoing먹고 있어요
Want to먹고 싶어요
Can먹을 수 있어요

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