Conjugation › Korean › Naeda
Korean · Verb Tables · Beginner
내다 (naeda) means "to pay" in Korean. Simplest present: (subject often dropped; pronoun + 는/은 or 이/가 when stated) 내요 (naeyo). Below: all 3 tenses we teach, with examples.
Drop -다 from the dictionary form and add -아요/어요. 가다's stem 가- ends in the bright vowel ㅏ, so it takes -아요, contracting 가+아요 to 가요.
| (subject often dropped; pronoun + 는/은 or 이/가 when stated) | 내요 (naeyo) |
Insert -았/었- before the polite ending: 가- + -았- + -어요 becomes 갔어요.
| (subject often dropped; pronoun + 는/은 or 이/가 when stated) | 냈어요 (naesseoyo) |
Add -(으)ㄹ 거예요 ("going to / will") to the stem: 가- + -ㄹ 거예요 becomes 갈 거예요.
| (subject often dropped; pronoun + 는/은 or 이/가 when stated) | 낼 거예요 (nael geoyeyo) |
| 저는 카드로 내요. Jeoneun kadeuro naeyo. | I pay by card. |
| 어제 현금으로 냈어요. Eoje hyeongeumeuro naesseoyo. | I paid in cash yesterday. |
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