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Korean grammar '-게 되다.' 1. Explanation : '-게 되다.' is an expression that indicates results, situations, or states changed by external influences. It is attached after verbs or adjectives. So it indicates a situation where external influences lead to certain outcomes or changes in circumstances or states. This expression can be conjugates any kind of verbs or adjectives. Also don't need to care about ending of verb stem... 2024. 6. 12.
Korean grammar '-아야/어야/여야 되다.' 1. Explanation : '-아야/어야/여야 되다.' is an expression that indicates obligation or necessity regarding some situation or event attached after verbs or adjectives. So it indicates that there is an obligation to perform a certain act or a necessity to be in a certain state. It is used when referring to duties that must be performed or inevitable conditions. Let's look at the rules together.  (1) If th.. 2024. 6. 10.
Korea grammar '-는데/-ㄴ데/은데(2)' 1. Explanation : '-는데/ㄴ데/은데(2)' is the connecting particle which indicates contrast. It indicates that a different situation or result of the preceding clause continues in the following clause. It is used when stating 2 contrasting facts or situations.  It conjugates with varrious forms. So, we should check the form of each case. First, when it conjugates with the verb, you can conjugates the ve.. 2024. 6. 5.
Korean grammar '-ㄹ 것 같다/을 것 같다.' 1. Explanation : '-ㄹ 것 같다/을 것 같다' is used when the speaker makes an assumption about something. Usually it is used when making guesses based on various situation. It attached after verb and adjective. These forms are conjugated with the verb or adjective. When the verb stem or the adjective stem ends with vowel or 'ㄹ' consonant, it conjutes with '-ㄹ 것 같다'. Whie when the verb stem or the adjectiv.. 2024. 6. 3.
Korean grammar '-아/어/여(해) 보다.(2)' 1. Explanation : '-아/어/여(해) 보다.(2)' is used to indicate experiencing an action attached after verbs. And it is often used to describe special experiences such as travel or habbies. So, it commonly conjugates with the past tense. It takes different particles and conjugations depending on the verb stems. Let's look at the rules together.   (1) If the verb stem has vowel 'ㅏ or ㅗ',      you have to .. 2024. 6. 1.
Korean grammar '-아/어/여(해) 보다.(1)' 1. Explanation : '-아/어/여(해) 보다.' is used to indicate tries. So, it indicates trying something that one hans't experienced in the past. Also it used when request or advise something to someone. And it takes different particles and conjugations depending on the verb stems or adjective stems. Let's look at the rules together.   (1) If the verb stem has vowel 'ㅏ or ㅗ',      you have to conjugate it .. 2024. 5. 31.
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