A1 Collocation Formal

식사하다

siksahada

To have a meal

Practice it

Meaning

To eat a meal, often used in a slightly more formal context.

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Cultural Background

Asking 'Did you eat?' is a sign of affection. Language must reflect age and status.

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Honorifics

Always add '-시-' when talking about someone else's meal.

Meaning

To eat a meal, often used in a slightly more formal context.

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Honorifics

Always add '-시-' when talking about someone else's meal.

Test Yourself

Which sentence is appropriate for a boss?

A) 밥 먹었어? B) 식사하셨어요?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: B

B is the formal honorific form.

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Practice Bank

1 exercises
Which sentence is appropriate for a boss? Choose A1

A) 밥 먹었어? B) 식사하셨어요?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: B

B is the formal honorific form.

🎉 Score: /1

Frequently Asked Questions

1 questions

Yes, it is the perfect verb for a teacher.

Related Phrases

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식사하시다

specialized form

Honorific form of to eat

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밥 먹다

contrast

To eat (informal)

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식사 중

builds on

In the middle of a meal

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