How to Make PRESENT PROGRESSIVE in Korean (~하고 있어요)

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i have a question: how do we know when to replace the 다 with 어/아요, 었/았어요 or any of the conjugations, etc and when not to? bc as i have watched multiple dramas, it seems they do not always replace it and sometimes just use the dictionary form, but as i have studied grammar i have been told that we should never use dictionary form when speaking but interact for writing in a journal or something like that...so i’m confused.

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모를텐데 이런식

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i love the way u are teaching!! and in the start of the video, as soon as u said it was just verb stem go idda i was hmm then it must be mukgo idda and stuff but yeah super good video but please make a video where u teach us the ending like why u change the endings

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지금은 한국어를 배우고 있지 않지만 '~텐데' 공부하고 싶어서 그 비디오는 만들 수 있으면 좋겠습니다. 감사합니다.

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It's hard to tell that you pronounce the go is "Go" or "Ko" it sounds both .

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AIZZEL that’s because ㄱ is mix between g/k

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I need that explanation too

[@astralhorse]

@@zozusha5454 the character or letter ㄱ is a mixed sound between G and K. The same happens with the letter ㄹ which sounds between L and R. However, from my experience or the way I do it is make almost a K sound when ㄱ goes at the beginning of a word and G sound when it's in the middle of the word. For example 그리고 I pronounce it like keurigo. Same with ㄹ it sounds like L at the beginning if the word but as and R in the middle of the word.

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Ending forms would be a really nice lecture I guess. I really need that one tbh. Thanks for this lecture too 💜💜

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So de we conjugate 있다 or just leave it like that after the verb? E.g 집에 가고 있다 or 집에 가고 있어요? or are both correct

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Your pronunciation sounds very different from my Korean friends. Have you always lived in Seoul?

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Can anyone tell me what's the difference between 아요/어요 and 고 있다.

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For the formal version would you just add 요?

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