승리해
seung-nee-hae
seungnihae
승리하다
To say to win a victory politely in the present tense, use 승리해요 (seung-nee-hae-yoh) · seungnihaeyo. Below is the full conjugation of 승리하다 across the three tenses and three everyday speech levels.
Grammar note (하다 verb): 하다 verbs are formed with a Sino-Korean noun + 하다 (e.g. 공부하다 = study + do). 하다 conjugates irregularly: the ㅏ in 하 contracts with the -아/-어 suffix to give 해 (not *하어). Present polite: 해요; past polite: 했어요. The formal ending is 합니다 (not *하습니다). Most noun+하다 compounds follow this pattern uniformly. See all 하다 verbs →
Conjugation table
pron. = pronunciation guide · RR = Revised Romanization
Highlighted = where the stem changes
| Tense | Casual (반말) | Polite (요) | Formal (합니다) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Present | 승리해요 seung-nee-hae-yoh seungnihaeyo | 승리합니다 seung-nee-hahm-nee-dah seungnihamnida | |
| Past | 승리했어 seung-nee-hae-ssuh seungnihaesseo | 승리했어요 seung-nee-hae-ssuh-yoh seungnihaesseoyo | 승리했습니다 seung-nee-hae-sseum-nee-dah seungnihaesseumnida |
| Future | 승리할 거야 seung-nee-hahl guh-yah seungnihal geoya | 승리할 거예요 seung-nee-hahl guh-yae-yoh seungnihal geoyeyo | 승리할 겁니다 seung-nee-hahl guhm-nee-dah seungnihal geomnida |
Other useful forms
Honorific / Command Polite (-(으)세요)
승리하세요
seung-nee-hah-sae-yoh
seungnihaseyo
Suggestion / Let's Polite (요)
승리해요
seung-nee-hae-yoh
seungnihaeyo
Question Polite (요)
승리해요?
seung-nee-hae-yoh-?
seungnihaeyo?
Connective "and" — (고)
승리하고
seung-nee-hah-goh
seungnihago
Conditional "if" — (면)
승리하면
seung-nee-hah-myuhn
seungnihamyeon
Progressive (고 있어요)
승리하고 있어요
seung-nee-hah-goh ee-ssuh-yoh
seungnihago isseoyo
Want to (고 싶어요)
승리하고 싶어요
seung-nee-hah-goh shee-puh-yoh
seungnihago sipeoyo
Can / Able to ((으)ㄹ 수 있어요)
승리할 수 있어요
seung-nee-hahl soo ee-ssuh-yoh
seungnihal su isseoyo
Because / So (아/어서)
승리해서
seung-nee-hae-suh
seungnihaeseo
Noun form — (기)
승리하기
seung-nee-hah-gee
seungnihagi
Noun form — (음)
승리함
seung-nee-hahm
seungniham