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Korean grammar '-기 위해(서)' 1. Explanation : '-기 위해(서)' is the expression for indicating the purpose or intension of some kind of situation or action. Therefore '-기 위해(서)' is attached after verbs, and indicates that the preceding clause is the purpose or intension of the following clause. You can use this without considering the ending part of words. Let's look at examples. 2. Examples 저는 책을 사기 위해(서) 돈을 벌어요. (I earn money .. 2024. 5. 29.
Korean grammar '-ㄴ 후에/은 후에' 1. Explanation : '-ㄴ 후에/은 후에' indicates that one event occurs after another. So the preceding cluase is related to following cluase chronologically. And you can translate it as 'after -'. '-ㄴ 후에' conjugates with vowel ending verbs or consonant 'ㄹ' ending verbs. However '-은 후에' conjugates with consonant ending verbs. However, when you use specific words which including meaning of actions like 'ex.. 2024. 5. 29.
Korean grammar '-고 있다.' 1. Explanation : '-고 있다.' is used to make the 'Present progressive tense' in Korean. And It conjugates with a verb stem. So you can translate this as 'be -ing.' Also '-고 있다.' is infinitive form, so you can use this as '-고 있어.', '-고 있어요.' as well. Furthermore, you can make form of 'Past progressive tense' by using '-고 있었다.', '-고 있었어요.', which means 'was/were -ing.' 2. Examples 2-1 Present progres.. 2024. 5. 27.
Korean grammar '-ㄹ 때/을 때' 1. Explanation : '-ㄹ 때/을 때' indicates specific time of something is happended. Or it indicates the different events are continued in order. It attached after the verb stem or the adjective stem. And you can translate it as 'when -'. '-ㄹ 때' conjugates with vowel ending verbs and consonant 'ㄹ' ending verbs. However '-을 때' conjugates with consonant ending verbs. On the other hand, when referring to.. 2024. 5. 27.
Korean grammar '-면/으면' 1. Explanation : '-면/으면' is used in two ways. However you can translate it as 'If or When'. First, '-면/으면' used to indicating that the preceding clause is the condition for the following clause happening. But, it's not an assurance but an assumption. 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 .. 2024. 2. 1.
Korean grammar '-ㄹ래요/을래요.' 1. Explanation : '-ㄹ래요/을래요.' indicates the speaker's intention. It attached after the verb stem, and express 'want to -, I will -'.  '-ㄹ래요.' conjugates with vowel ending verbs and consonant 'ㄹ' ending verbs. However '-을래요.' conjugates with consonant ending verbs.  It's pretty different from '-고 싶다.'(Korean grammar #18) When people use '-ㄹ래요/을래요', the action is likely to happen soon. On the other.. 2024. 2. 1.
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