Verbs · Regular
느끼다 conjugation
to feel · neukkida · sounds like [느끼다]
Short answer: “To feel” in Korean is 느끼다 (neukkida). Polite present: 느껴요 (neukkyeoyo); past: 느꼈어요 (neukkyeosseoyo); future: 느낄 거예요. It is regular.
- Present느껴요[느껴요] · neukkyeoyo
- Past느꼈어요[느껴써요] · neukkyeosseoyo
- Future느낄 거예요[느낄 꺼예요] · neukkil geoyeyo
- Negative안 느껴요[안 느껴요] · an neukkyeoyo
느끼다 in sentences
- 요즘 행복을 느껴요.I feel happy these days.
- 여기에서 한국 문화를 느낄 수 있어요.You can feel Korean culture here.
All forms of 느끼다
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| polite-아/어요 | 느껴요 | [느껴요] | neukkyeoyo |
| formal-(스)ㅂ니다 | 느낍니다 | [느낌니다] | neukkimnida |
| casual-아/어 | 느껴 | [느껴] | neukkyeo |
| plain (written)-(느)ㄴ다 | 느낀다 | [느낀다] | neukkinda |
| formal question-(스)ㅂ니까? | 느낍니까? | [느낌니까] | neukkimnikka? |
| is …ing (polite)-고 있어요 | 느끼고 있어요 | [느끼고 이써요] | neukkigo isseoyo |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| polite-았/었어요 | 느꼈어요 | [느껴써요] | neukkyeosseoyo |
| formal-았/었습니다 | 느꼈습니다 | [느껻씀니다] | neukkyeotseumnida |
| casual-았/었어 | 느꼈어 | [느껴써] | neukkyeosseo |
| plain (written)-았/었다 | 느꼈다 | [느껻따] | neukkyeotda |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| polite — will-(으)ㄹ 거예요 | 느낄 거예요 | [느낄 꺼예요] | neukkil geoyeyo |
| formal-(으)ㄹ 겁니다 | 느낄 겁니다 | [느낄 껌니다] | neukkil geomnida |
| casual-(으)ㄹ 거야 | 느낄 거야 | [느낄 꺼야] | neukkil geoya |
| formal — I will (intention)-겠습니다 | 느끼겠습니다 | [느끼겓씀니다] | neukkigetseumnida |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| not (short)안 … | 안 느껴요 | [안 느껴요] | an neukkyeoyo |
| did not안 …았/었어요 | 안 느꼈어요 | [안 느껴써요] | an neukkyeosseoyo |
| not (long)-지 않아요 | 느끼지 않아요 | [느끼지 아나요] | neukkiji anayo |
| cannot못 … | 못 느껴요 | [몬 느껴요] | mot neukkyeoyo |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| honorific — present-(으)세요 | 느끼세요 | [느끼세요] | neukkiseyo |
| honorific — past-(으)셨어요 | 느끼셨어요 | [느끼셔써요] | neukkisyeosseoyo |
| honorific — formal-(으)십니다 | 느끼십니다 | [느끼심니다] | neukkisimnida |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| please …-(으)세요 | 느끼세요 | [느끼세요] | neukkiseyo |
| please … (for me)-아/어 주세요 | 느껴 주세요 | [느껴 주세요] | neukkyeo juseyo |
| please don’t …-지 마세요 | 느끼지 마세요 | [느끼지 마세요] | neukkiji maseyo |
| let’s … (formal)-(으)ㅂ시다 | 느낍시다 | [느낍씨다] | neukkipsida |
| let’s … (casual)-자 | 느끼자 | [느끼자] | neukkija |
| do … ! (casual command)-아/어라 | 느껴라 | [느껴라] | neukkyeora |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| … and-고 | 느끼고 | [느끼고] | neukkigo |
| … so / and then-아/어서 | 느껴서 | [느껴서] | neukkyeoseo |
| if …-(으)면 | 느끼면 | [느끼면] | neukkimyeon |
| … but-지만 | 느끼지만 | [느끼지만] | neukkijiman |
| because …-(으)니까 | 느끼니까 | [느끼니까] | neukkinikka |
| … and / but (background)-는데 | 느끼는데 | [느끼는데] | neukkineunde |
| even if …-아/어도 | 느껴도 | [느껴도] | neukkyeodo |
| while …-(으)면서 | 느끼면서 | [느끼면서] | neukkimyeonseo |
| in order to …-(으)려고 | 느끼려고 | [느끼려고] | neukkiryeogo |
| (go) to …-(으)러 | 느끼러 | [느끼러] | neukkireo |
| before …-기 전에 | 느끼기 전에 | [느끼기 저네] | neukkigi jeone |
| after …-(으)ㄴ 후에 | 느낀 후에 | [느낀 후에] | neukkin hue |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| (that) … now-는 | 느끼는 | [느끼는] | neukkineun |
| (that) …ed-(으)ㄴ | 느낀 | [느낀] | neukkin |
| (that) will …-(으)ㄹ | 느낄 | [느낄] | neukkil |
| Form | Korean | Sounds like | Romanized |
|---|---|---|---|
| I want to …-고 싶어요 | 느끼고 싶어요 | [느끼고 시퍼요] | neukkigo sipeoyo |
| can …-(으)ㄹ 수 있어요 | 느낄 수 있어요 | [느낄 쑤 이써요] | neukkil su isseoyo |
| cannot …-(으)ㄹ 수 없어요 | 느낄 수 없어요 | [느낄 쑤 업써요] | neukkil su eopseoyo |
| have to …-아/어야 해요 | 느껴야 해요 | [느껴야 해요] | neukkyeoya haeyo |
| may … / it’s OK to …-아/어도 돼요 | 느껴도 돼요 | [느껴도 돼요] | neukkyeodo dwaeyo |
| must not …-(으)면 안 돼요 | 느끼면 안 돼요 | [느끼면 안 돼요] | neukkimyeon an dwaeyo |
| …ing (noun)-기 | 느끼기 | [느끼기] | neukkigi |
How 느끼다 changes
느끼 ends in a vowel, so 느끼 + 아/어 becomes 느껴 → 느껴요, 느꼈어요. Endings written -(으) attach directly → 느끼면, 느낄. 느끼다 is regular.
Questions
How do you say “feel” in Korean?
“To feel” is 느끼다 (neukkida), pronounced [느끼다]. In a sentence: 요즘 행복을 느껴요. — I feel happy these days.
What is the past tense of 느끼다?
느꼈어요 (neukkyeosseoyo) is the polite past tense of 느끼다 (“to feel”). Formal: 느꼈습니다; casual: 느꼈어.
How do you say 느끼다 politely?
Everyday polite: 느껴요 (neukkyeoyo). Formal: 느낍니다. Casual, with close friends: 느껴.
How do you say “I want to feel” in Korean?
느끼고 싶어요 (neukkigo sipeoyo), pronounced [느끼고 시퍼요].
Is 느끼다 irregular?
No. 느끼 ends in a vowel, so 느끼 + 아/어 becomes 느껴 → 느껴요, 느꼈어요. Endings written -(으) attach directly → 느끼면, 느낄. 느끼다 is regular.
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Forms follow 한글 맞춤법 (Korean spelling rules); pronunciation follows 표준 발음법 and romanization follows 국어의 로마자 표기법 (Revised Romanization). Last updated October 16, 2026. How we check