Korean verb conjugator
Conjugate high-frequency Korean verbs and adjectives: present, past, future, and polite forms.
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가깝다 — to be near
Conjugate Korean 가깝다 (to be near): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가다 — to go
Conjugate Korean 가다 (to go): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가다 — to go
Conjugate Korean 가다 (to go): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가르치다 — to teach
Conjugate Korean 가르치다 (to teach): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가볍다 — light (weight)
Conjugate Korean 가볍다 (light (weight)): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가시다 — to go (honorific)
Conjugate Korean 가시다 (to go (honorific)): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
가져오다 — to bring
Conjugate Korean 가져오다 (to bring): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
갈아타다 — to transfer
Conjugate Korean 갈아타다 (to transfer): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
감사하다 — to thank
Conjugate Korean 감사하다 (to thank): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
건강하다 — to be healthy
Conjugate Korean 건강하다 (to be healthy): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
걷다 — to walk
Conjugate Korean 걷다 (to walk): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
걸다 — to hang / call
Conjugate Korean 걸다 (to hang / call): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
걸리다 — to take time
Conjugate Korean 걸리다 (to take time): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
걸어가다 — to walk
Conjugate Korean 걸어가다 (to walk): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
게임하다 — Play games
Conjugate Korean 게임하다 (Play games): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
결정하다 — to decide
Conjugate Korean 결정하다 (to decide): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
계시다 — to be (honorific exist)
Conjugate Korean 계시다 (to be (honorific exist)): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
고치다 — to fix
Conjugate Korean 고치다 (to fix): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
공부하다 — to study
Conjugate Korean 공부하다 (to study): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
공부하다 — to study
Conjugate Korean 공부하다 (to study): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
괜찮다 — to be okay
Conjugate Korean 괜찮다 (to be okay): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
구경하다 — sightsee
Conjugate Korean 구경하다 (sightsee): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
굽다 — Grill
Conjugate Korean 굽다 (Grill): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
귀엽다 — to be cute
Conjugate Korean 귀엽다 (to be cute): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
그리다 — to draw
Conjugate Korean 그리다 (to draw): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
기다리다 — to wait
Conjugate Korean 기다리다 (to wait): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
기쁘다 — to be glad
Conjugate Korean 기쁘다 (to be glad): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
기억하다 — to remember
Conjugate Korean 기억하다 (to remember): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
기침하다 — to cough
Conjugate Korean 기침하다 (to cough): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
길다 — to be long
Conjugate Korean 길다 (to be long): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
깨끗하다 — clean
Conjugate Korean 깨끗하다 (clean): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
끄다 — to turn off
Conjugate Korean 끄다 (to turn off): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
끊다 — To hang up
Conjugate Korean 끊다 (To hang up): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
끓이다 — Boil
Conjugate Korean 끓이다 (Boil): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
끝나다 — to end
Conjugate Korean 끝나다 (to end): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
끝나다 — to end
Conjugate Korean 끝나다 (to end): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
나가다 — to go out
Conjugate Korean 나가다 (to go out): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
나다 — to come out / occur
Conjugate Korean 나다 (to come out / occur): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
나오다 — to come out
Conjugate Korean 나오다 (to come out): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
낮다 — to be low
Conjugate Korean 낮다 (to be low): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
내다 — to pay / submit
Conjugate Korean 내다 (to pay / submit): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
내리다 — to go down / get off
Conjugate Korean 내리다 (to go down / get off): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
넓다 — wide / spacious
Conjugate Korean 넓다 (wide / spacious): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
노래하다 — to sing
Conjugate Korean 노래하다 (to sing): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
녹음하다 — to record
Conjugate Korean 녹음하다 (to record): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
놀다 — to play
Conjugate Korean 놀다 (to play): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
농구하다 — play basketball
Conjugate Korean 농구하다 (play basketball): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
높다 — to be high
Conjugate Korean 높다 (to be high): present, past, future, progressive, want-to, and polite request forms with full example sentences and practice.
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