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sim see boda boepda in Korean
👀 When you just want to see a K-drama or a friend casually: ➡️ 보다 [boda] (See)
Words in this chart
| Korean | Romanization | English |
|---|---|---|
| 보다 | boda | See |
| 뵙다 | boepda | Meet (humble) |
How these words work together
In Korean, both '보다' and '뵙다' mean 'to see' or 'to meet,' but they are used differently based on formality and respect. '보다' is the common verb for 'see' or 'meet' used in everyday situations. '뵙다' is a humble form used when speaking about meeting someone of higher status or to show respect. Understanding when to use these helps you speak politely in Korean.
Example sentences
친구를 오늘 봤어요.
I saw my friend today.
내일 선생님을 뵙겠습니다.
I will meet the teacher tomorrow (humbly).
부모님을 자주 봐요.
I often see my parents.
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