Past Tense - Basic Korean Verb Conjugation
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You are a beginner in Korean and want to get started with the Korean language? This is the perfect place for you! In this lesson, you’ll learn how to conjugate Korean verbs with the past tense! You'll learn how to correctly use Korean Conjugation. Korean language and culture won't have any more secrets for you.
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10문장, 과거 시제 사용:
1. 저는 어제 매우 즐겼습니다
2. 그 레벨이 완료하는 너무 어려웠어
3. 어제 탄창을 읽었어요
4. 그대가 이 과거 시제 수업을 매우 좋은 가르쳤습니다
5. 이거 예상하지 않았어
6. 그거 웃겼어요
7. 제가 그를 춤고 했습니다
8. 이 코믹이 읽는 재미있었어
9. 공연이 놀라웠어요
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Mam, can you please explain the future tense (겠) too ...
Thanks a lot for this lesson 🙏🏻 🙂
겠is basically indicate to do something in future
it is attached in between verb
ex - 가다 means to go, so it become 가겠습니다
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Please teach me how do you add subjects or objects on the sentences.. because you only use 'I'
There’s
너는/ 당신은- you
나는/저는- “I”
모두- everybody
그는- he
그녀의- her
그의- him
그것은- it
그것의- its
내 (not “네”-yes)- my
아무도- nobody
그녀는- she
그들의- their
그들은- they
우리는- we
And 너의- your
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나누다 what it is meaning?
Teacher, can you make a lesson about "Ibnida" and "imnida", please please please?
if b comes before n the sound of b changes to m.
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Is it am exception here that ㅆ in the batchim is pronounced ss instead of "t"?
Is this used for pronunciation or we also write it like this when writing something???
저는 티비를 봤어요 means I saw TV, right?
I watched TV
Hey can anybody help to to
Turn this word in past tense
닫다
What if happen when the ending vowel is 'a' or 'u'?
Hi Patricia,
Thanks for posting. You only use 았/었/였 after the verb stem to make it past tense. If the verb stem ends with ㅜ, then it would be followed by 었어요. (every other vowel rather than ㅏ ㅗ is followed by 었어요).
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I wanna to ask, iam still confuse about "if the last vowel ㅏ, ㅗ". The last word "know = 알다 "and "cry= 울다" same ㅏ, why know to be 아랐어유, cry to be 우렀어유 not urasseoyo, while the end of the word is ulda,?? Please help me to get this answer, thankyou
The last vowel before the 다 ending is what I think they were talking about. Because once the word is conjugated from the dictionary form, the 다 is replaced by the appropriate ending. I hope that helps :).
@@tiacuppe6681 ohh, i see, thankyou
No u should remove 다, and should add 았어요 or 었어요 based on the last vowel ofthe stem
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If i write go in a sentence should i write 가았어요 or 갔어요? Is it the same or the first one is grammatically wrong
Say 갔어요
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