당기다([dang-gi-da/pull]) means to pull something toward you. In polite speech, say 당겨요([dang-gyeo-yo]) or 당깁니다([dang-gim-ni-da]). Essential EPS-TOPIK verb for doors, levers, and carts.
당겼어요([dang-gyeo-sseo-yo/pulled]) is the polite past form. Example: 문을 당겼어요 (I pulled the door) - past action completed.
당기지 마세요([dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo/don't pull]) is the polite negative imperative. Example: 당기지 마세요 → 당기지 마세요([dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo/don't pull]) - safety warning for machines and cables.
당기다([dang-gi-da/pull]) means "to pull" - to bring something toward you with your hand. Common in factory, warehouse, and daily life like doors and ropes.
1. Basic: “문을 당겨요 (mun-eul dang-gyeo-yo)” I pull the door
2. Past: 당겼어요([dang-gyeo-sseo-yo/pulled]) - 어제 줄을 당겼어요
3. Negative: 당기지 마세요([dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo/don't pull]) - 위험해서 당기지 마세요.
4. Obligation: 당겨야 해요([dang-gyeo-ya hae-yo/have to pull]) - 세게 당겨야 해요.
A: Do you pull the door?
B: 네, 문을 당겨요. B: ne, mun-eul dang-gyeo-yo.B: Yes, I pull the door. - 당기다([dang-gi-da/pull])
A: Did you pull it?
B: 네, 당겼어요. B: ne, dang-gyeo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, I pulled it.
A: 무엇을 당겼어요? A: mu-eo-seul dang-gyeo-sseo-yo?A: What did you pull?
B: 줄을 당겼어요. B: ju-reul dang-gyeo-sseo-yo.B: I pulled the rope. - 당겼어요([dang-gyeo-sseo-yo/pulled])
A: Can I pull this rope?
B: 아니요, 당기지 마세요. B: a-ni-yo, dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo.B: No, please don't pull it.
A: 왜요? A: wae-yo?A: Why?
B: 위험해요. B: wi-heom-hae-yo.B: It's dangerous. - 당기지 마세요([dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo/don't pull])
• 당기다([dang-gi-da/pull]) pull
- 당겼어요([dang-gyeo-sseo-yo/pulled]) pulled
- 당기고 싶어요([dang-gi-go si-peo-yo/want to pull]) want to pull
- 당겨야 해요([dang-gyeo-ya hae-yo/have to pull]) have to pull
- 당기지 마세요([dang-gi-ji ma-se-yo/don't pull]) don't pull