All About Korean Adjectives Explained in One Video

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How do we know when to use the dictionary form or conjugate it into a specific tense when using an adjective in the second way? Ex: When to use 작다 vs 작아요. Maybe I'm overthinking...

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This is my question also!

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I think maybe the dictionary form is more formal? Like you use 입니다 sometimes instead of 예요. But it's just a guess I really have no idea.

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@@rheannonf4347 I've got an answer! The dictionary form is typically used for generalized audiences such as newspapers, reports, textbooks. Dictionary form can also be used for personal entries such as notes and diary entries. Good luck with your studies!

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@@Eliana-fw7ys Please read my reply below! There is a difference. ~ㅂ니다 is honorific, formal Dictionary verbs must end in 다 Examples: 이다 행복하다 싸다 비싸다

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i can’t seem to find a clear explanation on how to conjugate korean adjectives when used AFTER the noun, sorry i’m late but could you explain?

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if a adjective preceding nouns, the adj. could be said as an attributive one(acting attributively) if following nouns, like "someone is pretty", pretty is a predicate, or acting predicatively

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Hey Unnie, I have a question. For the part where the adjective comes after the noun at 6:06 in the video, you can use the dictionary form there as well or do you have to conjugate it?