Basic Korean Sentence Ending 1 - 9 Declarative endings /Honorifics/Informal, Formal, Casual)

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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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?

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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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[@natramohamed6144]

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?

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Grammatically, it all applies. However, there may be more conventional combinations and less commonly used expressions.

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You often refer to "Last time." What video was that? Thanks for your work!

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Here you are! Spoken Korean VS Written Korean - Tim Ferriss' 12 sentences in Korean [Korean Sentence Structure 3] kzbin.info/www/bejne/boXSZaCigMd7fNk

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