English–Korean
“state” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationchinsulhada
Example
회의에서 자신의 의견을 진술했다.hoe ui e seo cha si nui ui gyeo neul chin sul haet tta
He stated his opinion at the meeting.
How to say “state” in Korean
“State” in Korean is 진술하다 (chinsulhada).
A clear, orderly statement of thoughts or facts, usually in a serious or official setting.
Example sentences with 진술하다
피해자는 경찰에 사건을 상세하게 진술했다.pi hae ja neun kyeong cha re sa geo neul sang se ha ge chin sul haet tta
The victim gave a detailed statement to the police about the incident.
Tips for using 진술하다
- It sounds more formal than everyday verbs such as say, so it fits meetings, reports, interviews, and other serious situations better than casual conversation.