진하다

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Meaning and Usage

The adjective '진하다' describes something that is strong, deep, or intense. It is commonly used to talk about flavors, colors, and emotions. For example, coffee can be '진하다' if it tastes strong, or a color can be '진하다' if it is vivid and deep.

Common Collocations

  • 진한 맛: strong or rich taste, often used for food and drinks.
  • 진한 색깔: deep or vivid color, used in art or describing objects.
  • 진한 감정: intense or deep feelings, such as friendship or love.

Register and Usage Notes

'진하다' is a standard adjective used in both formal and informal contexts. It is neutral in politeness but often appears in everyday conversation and writing.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '진하다' with '짙다' which also means 'deep' or 'thick' but is more often used for colors or fog. '진하다' is more versatile and can describe taste and emotions as well.

Use '진하다' when emphasizing the strength or intensity of something, especially taste, color, or feelings.

Example Sentences

이 커피는 맛이 너무 진하다.

I keopineun masi neomu jinhada.

This coffee tastes too strong.

그림의 색깔이 진해서 눈에 잘 띈다.

Geurimui saekkkari jinhaeseo nune jal tinda.

The colors in the painting are deep, so they stand out well.

그 사람과의 우정이 진하다.

Geu saramgwa ui ujeongi jinhada.

The friendship with that person is deep.