100 Essential Korean verbs and their conjugations beginner level - learn korean, korean podcast

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이것은 도움이 된다. 정말 감사합니다.

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Is there a video that explains why future tense changes verbs _so much_ ?

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정말 감사합니다 !

[@jamelahselamat9235]

Hi... thank you so much. Please check no.35

[@LearnKoreanwithHoya]

Hi! You're right, the pronunciation for the dictionary form should be [ggeut-na-da]. I apologize for the mistake! And thank you for watching my video!🙏

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고맙십니다,더 verbs 주세요,샘.

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[@LearnKoreanwithHoya]

Yes! I will make more videos on Korean verbs pretty soon😊

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I will make a video for Korean particles soon! Thanks for watching😁

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[@vaniiii1]

hi! tank you so much for this content, it's really helpfull and i also enjoy it! but i have a question. i don't understand why the conjugation of the word 놓다 it's 놓아요 and not 노해요. I thought that the conjugation of verbs ending in 하다 turns on 해. ㅠㅠ

[@LearnKoreanwithHoya]

You're right that verbs that end with 하다 turns into 해요! Some examples include 말하다-말해요 or 잘하다-잘해요. But since 놓다 doesn't end with 하다, it doesn't turn into 해요. Examples include 살다-살아요 or 자다-자요.

[@vaniiii1]

@@LearnKoreanwithHoya oh, okay! because i saw the ㅎ as the last letter before 다 i thought it was gonna be 해요 too but now i understand it. thank you so much!

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It would be great if you give some sentences.

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[@ibeabuchivictory5665]

To be isn't it 있다

[@LearnKoreanwithHoya]

"To be" can be interpreted in many different ways in Korean, but the main usage is "있다", as in 바닥에 쓰레기가 있다 "There is garbage on the floor".