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Korean frequency list

No. 789 in Korean

만날

"만날" means "to meet" or "meeting" depending on context.

In a sentence

  • 그는 친구를 만날 기회가 있었다.

    He had the opportunity to meet his friend.

    The word '만날' in this context refers to the act of meeting someone, as in 'to meet'. It is in the future-tense or intended-action form ('(으)ㄹ' form) indicating an event planned or anticipated.

  • 그들은 매주 만날 약속을 했다.

    They made a promise to meet every week.

    In this sentence, '만날' is used to describe a recurring action (meeting) that is agreed upon as an anticipated action.

  • 우리는 다시 만날 날을 기다리고 있다.

    We are waiting for the day we will meet again.

    Here, '만날' is used to describe a future or hoped meeting, aligning with the longing or planning for an event.

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