Basic Korean Sentence Ending 1 - 9 Declarative endings /Honorifics/Informal, Formal, Casual)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- In this lesson, You will learn 9 basic Korean sentence endings to make Declarative Sentences. They are -ㅂ니다/습니다, -아/어요, -았/었어요, -(으)ㄹ 거예요, -(으)세요, -지 않아, -(으)ㄴ 것 같다, -아/어, -ㄴ다.
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I liked your teaching mam
So comprehensive and easy to follow! Thank you for this helpful lesson :)
Just have 1 question. For the written form ("~ㄴ다"), the table for 귀엽다 says that the written form is also 귀엽다. Does that mean that the written form is the same unconjugated form of stem + 다? So the written form of 가다 is also 가다? Or is it 간다?
Good question. '귀엽다' is an irregular adjective. So the basic form and the written form were the same. However, most verbs(and adjectives) are written in the form ("~ㄴ다"). So when '가다' is written in written form, becomes '오늘은 도서관에 간다 today I go to the library. In summary, the basic form of the verb (=dictionary form) is not the same as the basic form of the written form. 😊
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I really want to learn how to speak korean😢btw thank you for this lesson😘
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Thank you for this video I learned many important rules. I was wondering if the table applies to all adjectives? Or are there any exceptions?
Grammatically, it all applies. However, there may be more conventional combinations and less commonly used expressions.
You often refer to "Last time." What video was that? Thanks for your work!
Here you are! Spoken Korean VS Written Korean - Tim Ferriss' 12 sentences in Korean [Korean Sentence Structure 3]
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