Korean Grammar DAY1 - 아/어서 Expressing cause and effect | Learn Korean language

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[@jwkoreatv]

Write a sentence using 아/어서 here :) I’ll read and correct your sentences!

[@jlkdeh3171]

한국 드라마가 재미있어서 밤을 샜어요

[@jlkdeh3171]

Black Pink가 좋아서 한국에 가요.

[@msvixenblue]

너무 배고파서 이제 먹야 대요.

[@jwkoreatv]

@@jlkdeh3171 Great!!!!

[@jwkoreatv]

@@msvixenblue 너무 배고파서 이제 먹어야 돼요 Be careful with 돼요~

[@ajithisaac603]

Awesome video

[@jwkoreatv]

Thank you! Hope you could learn new things from this video

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I just subscribed.

[@jwkoreatv]

Thank you! Nice to meet you

[@mistercredo6423]

Can I ask? When do I need to use "~아서" and "어서"? I'm sorry, but I don't see the difference."

[@jwkoreatv]

Look at the word before 아/어서, 1. If it’s vowel ends with ㅏ or ㅗ, you add 아서. 찾-+-아서 : 찾아서 (찾다 : find) 가-+-아서 : 가서 (가다 : go) 오-+-아서 : 와서 (오다 : come) 2. If it’s vowel ends with other vowels (not ㅏ or ㅗ), you add 어서. 서-+-어서 : 서서 (서다 : stand) 보내-+어서 : 보내서 (보내다 : send) 세-+-어서 : 세서 (세다 : count)