How To Conjugate Korean Verbs In Present Tense?! [Easy Korean Patterns 01]

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[@LAUNICABIZ]

I fond this lesson really helpful. I'm currently on lesson 16. basic present tense with talk to me in Korean and had a hard time trying to visualize how to use 아, 어,요.

[@카리마드]

“요” is honorific expressions. You can use it when you are talking to an older person. Or maybe to a stranger for showing a respect. (It sends quite polite feelings) “아/어” is just for the normal sentences. But this is not respectful expressions, so you can use it for close relationship or the people who are younger than you. When you end sentences with “아/어” to a stranger, it would be rude maybe.

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you use 아 if last vowel ends with 아 or 오. 어 is used for everything else except 아 and 오 해요 is used only if it ends with 하다.

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Excellent video! Thanks for the examples and explanation! I didn't know what the "batchim" was called because I've been studying and memorizing things in a way that is slow at first and then picks up fast. I can give you the example sentences you teach here in Japanese if you would like. I've got those all memorized and used a few of them. Korean is pretty cool and similar to Japanese I've found. When I was in Japan, a friend of mine who was also a teacher, knew English and was studying Korean in her free time. In Japanese, the Verbs and their conjugations for present tense is as follows: Ex Sentences: 行く(Iku) -> 行きます(Ikimasu) (Five Step Verb) どこ に 行きます + か Doko ni ikimasu ka? Where do you go? (か makes a sentence a question) としょかん に 行きます。 Toshokan ni ikimasu. I go to the library. 買う(Kau) -> 買います(Kaimasu) (Five Step) 何 を 買いますか？ Nani wo kaimasu ka? What do you buy? とふ を かいます。 Tofu wo kaimasu. I buy tofu. 寝る(Nemuru) -> 寝ます(Nemasu) (One Step) いつ に 寝ますか？ Itsu ni nemasu ka? When do you sleep? 十じ に 寝ます。 Juu ji ni nemasu. I sleep at 10. Without typing too much, That covers the first three. One step verbs, you just drop the "ru" and add "masu." Five step verbs, you change the last vowel (u) or consonant vowel pair from "u" or for example "ku" to "i" or "ki" and add "imasu. There are also two irregular verbs, but I won't touch them for now.... perhaps I should make a video. Some jerks here would say I should get a job, but they screwed up my life and are bad teachers, which is why I'm leaving here. Maybe I'll see you in Korea!

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thank you so much for this video! having the present tense explained in this way (with the patterns so clearly explained) finally helped me understand it. 대단히 감사함니다!!!

[@ronneilpascual]

so to understand it as easy as it is, all the verb ending with “a” and “o” must followed by “a-yo” and verbs that DOESN’T end with “a” and “o” should followed by “eo-yo” exception for the verb “ha-da” which means “to go” becomes ha+yeo-yo = “haeyo”

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[@pobtt]

I noticed difference in 어디에 가요 and then 어디에서 살아요 there is "서" is added. When and why would you add or not add 서?

[@carita8375]

Not an native Korean speaker, but I'll put what I've learned here. When you're going to a direction or a place, you add 에. For example: 집에 가요. (I go home.) or 도서관에 가요. (I go to the library.) You use 에 here since you're going in the direction somewhere. So 어디에 가요 is just asking which direction are they going. However 에서, is used usually when you're doing an action at a place. For example: 미국에서 살아요. (I live in America.) or 도서관에서 책을 읽어요. (I read books in the library.) You use 에서 with this because you're living (an action) in America, or reading a book in the library. Hope this makes sense~:)

[@minjiteacheskorean]

pobtt 안녕하세요!! Carita Reid explained really well, but let me add explanation :) It's not about ‘서’, but about the difference between 에 and 에서. They are both translated to “at” in English, but they are quite different in Korean. 1) 에 [e] This is used when there’s a location where something exists or a direction that you are going toward. 에 is not about the location of an action. With 에, it only means something/someone is somewhere. Or there’s something being happening in somewhere. For example 학교에 있어요. (I’m at school.) Also, 에 is used for the direction. It’s like “to” in English, compared to 에서 which is like “from.” For example : 집에 가요 (I’m going home.) 2) 에서[e-seo] But, when you want to speak about the location of an action or activity, you should use ‘에서’ For example, 저는 학교에서 공부해요 (I study at school) In this case, the action is “study.” 할아버지께서는 수영장에서 수영을 하세요. (My grandfather swims in the swimming pool) Also,에서 means “from” For example, 저는 미국에서 왔어요. (I am from the USA.) I hope this’ll be helpful to you. ☺ Btw 에 is also used to speak about time! For example, 1시에 친구를 만날 거예요 (I’ll meet friends at 1 O’clock.) However, If you’re still confused so you don’t know what to choose, just say “어디” without 에 or 에서. Because in real life, Koreans drop 에 or에서 a lot. It doesn’t work everytime, but it’s still useful to know:) For example, 어디 살아요? (Where do you live?), 어디 가요? (Where are you going?), 어디 있어요? (Where are you?), etc. !!

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Minjitube so 요 is = i?

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I’m Chinese and I’ve been trying to learn Korean for the longest time, while most of the Sino-Korean vocabulary (which gives me a major “start up pack” in terms of my vocabulary bank) and English loanwords are pretty easy as well as the spelling system itself, it’s the verb endings, these conjugations and the honorific system that puts me off from learning how to form proper sentences and advance further in learning the language. It’s just not a feature of languages I’m fluent in (English & Chinese) and the grammatical structure is just so different. By the way tenses and conjugation are practically non-existent in the Chinese language, just so you know. 我剛才吃~了 (I ate just now) 我吃~ (I eat) 我等一下才吃~ (I’ll eat later) In these three cases you just have to add the words “later” or “just now”, the root word of “吃” (eat) in Chinese doesn’t change its pronunciation at all.

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good teach!! i like your teach ! because what is this middle sound like 에 ,에서 and 을 ?