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Korean frequency list

No. 7,836 in Korean

행복하다

To be happy.

In a sentence

  • 오늘은 정말 행복한 하루였어요.

    Today was truly a happy day.

    In this sentence, '행복한' is used as an adjective in its stems form to describe 'day.'

  • 행복하게 살고 싶은 사람은 자기 꿈을 따라가야 해요.

    People who want to live happily should follow their dreams.

    Here, '행복하게' is the adverbial form, modifying the verb '살다' to express the manner of living.

  • 그녀가 행복하다는 소식을 들었어요.

    I heard the news that she is happy.

    In this sentence, '행복하다' is used in its plain present form within an quoted clause to convey a statement of happiness.

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