장례식

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Meaning and Usage

The word '장례식' specifically refers to a funeral ceremony in Korean. It is a formal noun used to describe the event held to honor and say goodbye to someone who has passed away.

Common Contexts

You will often hear '장례식' in conversations about family events, especially when discussing the passing of relatives or acquaintances. It is typically used in respectful and somber contexts.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 장례식에 참석하다: to attend a funeral
  • 장례식장에서: at the funeral hall
  • 장례식을 치르다: to hold a funeral ceremony

These collocations are common and help express participation or the location of the funeral.

Register and Politeness

'장례식' is a neutral formal noun. When speaking about funerals, Koreans often use polite or honorific language around this word to show respect.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '장례식' with '결혼식' (wedding ceremony) because both end with '식' meaning 'ceremony.' Remember that '장례' relates to funerals, while '결혼' relates to weddings.

Example Sentences

어제 할아버지 장례식에 다녀왔어요.

Eoje harabeoji jangryesige danyeowasseoyo.

I went to my grandfather's funeral yesterday.

장례식은 가족과 친지들만 참석했습니다.

Jangryesigeun gajokgwa chinjideulman chamseokhaessseumnida.

Only family and close relatives attended the funeral.

장례식장에서 조문객들이 고인을 추모했습니다.

Jangryesikjangeseo jomungaegdeuri goineul chumohasyeosseumnida.

At the funeral hall, mourners paid their respects to the deceased.