What is '가지다' called in English?

'가지다' in English is called "Have". Have refers to: 소유하거나 소지하고 있음을 나타냄.

How do you pronounce 'Have' and '가지다'?

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What is an example sentence for Have in Korean?

English: "I have a new book to read." | Korean: "나는 읽을 새 책을 가지고 있다."

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English to Korean Dictionary

have Meaning in Korean (have 영어 뜻)

가지다, 겪다, 했다

가지다 in English:have

IPA:kadʑida

Plural: n/a

Quick Answer • 요약

have의 한국어 뜻은 가지다, 겪다, 했다입니다. (소유하거나 소지하고 있음을 나타냄.)

Usage Note: The verb 'have' in English has multiple meanings and grammatical functions. In Korean, these are often expressed by different verbs or grammatical structures depending on the context.

Definitions of Have

1
verb
가지다
To possess, own, or hold something, indicating ownership or availability.
소유하거나 소지하고 있음을 나타냄.
2
verb
겪다
To experience or undergo something, often an event, feeling, or activity.
어떤 사건, 감정, 활동 등을 경험하거나 겪음을 나타냄.
3
verb
했다
Used as an auxiliary verb to form perfect tenses, indicating an action completed before a specific time.
완료된 시제를 형성하는 조동사로 사용되어 특정 시점 이전에 완료된 동작을 나타냄. (예: '했다', '했었다')

Example Sentences

casual

“I have a new book to read.”

나는 읽을 새 책을 가지고 있다.

casual

“We had a wonderful time at the wedding.”

우리는 결혼식에서 멋진 시간을 보냈다.

casual

“She has already finished her work.”

그녀는 이미 그녀의 일을 마쳤다.

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Synonyms (유의어)

In Korean:

있다소유하다경험하다

In English:

possess own hold

Antonyms (반의어)

In Korean:

없다잃다

In English:

lack want miss

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularhas

past tensehad

past participlehad

present participlehaving

gerundhaving

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

have a good timeexpression

To enjoy oneself.

have tophrasal_verb

To be obliged or required to do something.

have an ideacollocation

To think of a plan or solution.