100 Korean Basic Korean Verbs (with Present, Past and Future tenses, free PDF 100 Korean verb lists)

100 Basic Korean Verbs Informal Polite Form ( present, past, and future tenses)
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The ~해요 form in Korean is used primarily in the following situations:
Everyday Conversations:
Explanation: The ~해요 form is used in everyday conversations to create a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. It is commonly used when speaking with family, friends, or colleagues in informal settings.
Example: “오늘 뭐 해요?” (What are you doing today?)
Familiarity:
Explanation: This form helps reduce the distance between speakers and creates a sense of familiarity. It is suitable for conversations with people you know well, rather than in formal contexts.
Example: “저는 영화 보는 걸 좋아해요.” (I like watching movies.)
Informal Situations:
Explanation: It is used in informal situations where formality is not required, such as casual conversations with friends or acquaintances. It is not suitable for formal meetings or official announcements.
Example: “내일 뭐 할 계획이 있어요?” (Do you have any plans for tomorrow?)
The ~해요 form is used to communicate politely yet casually in everyday interactions, providing a level of respect while maintaining a relaxed conversational tone.
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[@贛榆]

Why did 걷다 become 걸어요, 걸었어요 and 걸을 거예요? I mean why did the ㄷ become ㄹ

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When conjugating basic verbs into the informal polite forms (-아요, -어요), some Korean verbs whose stems end in ㄷ change ㄷ to ㄹ when followed by a vowel. These verbs are called ㄷ irregular verbs. The verb 걷다 (to walk) is one of these ㄷ irregular verbs, which is why 걷다 (to walk) becomes 걸어요, 걸었어요, and 걸을 거예요 instead of 걷어요, 걷었어요, and 걷을 거예요. I hope this explanation helps!😊

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In korea continuous and perfect tense doesn't it happened?

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In Korean, there are continuous forms (past continuous, present continuous, and future continuous). While English has perfect tenses, Korean does not have a direct equivalent. Instead, various expressions and verb endings are used to indicate a completed state. 😊

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