Korean endings Can you please explain difference between and when to use these endings: 십니다 (Ex. in book: 나 는 커피를 마십니다. I trasnlated as "I coffee drink/ I am drinking coffee.") 입니다 (Ex. in book:

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Korean endings Can you please explain difference between and when to use these endings: 십니다 (Ex. in book: 나 는 커피를 마십니다. I trasnlated as "I coffee drink/ I am drinking coffee.") 입니다 (Ex. in book: 자는 브라질 학생입니다. I translated as "I Brazil student is(am)/ I am Brazil student") 합니다 (Ex. in book: 마리아는 한국어를 공부합니다. I translated as "Mary/Maria Korean study(ing)//Mary/Maria is studying Korean") Is 입니다 'to do'? 입니다 'to be'? 십니다 ???

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마십니다 es una de las formas cambiada.

마시다 (inf.) 마십니다 es una forma cambiada. hay muchas variedades de formas! como portugues y español!

Korean endings

Can you please explain difference between and when to use these endings:

1. 마시다(To drink=tomar)

- 나는 커피를 마십니다(I drink coffee=Tomo café)

- 나는 커피를 마시고 있습니다(I am drinking coffee=Estoy tomiendo café)

2. 이다(to be=ser)

- 나는 학생입니다. (I am a student=soy estudiante)

- 나는 브라질 사람입니다(I am Brazilian=soy brasileño/a)

- 나는 한국 사람입니다(I am S.Korean=soy surcoreano/a)

3. 하다(to do=hacer)

- 마리아는 한국어를 공부합니다. (Maria studies Korean=Estudia coreano)

- 마리아는 한국어를 공부하고 있습니다. (María está estudiando corean=Maria is studying Korean)

[Gramática]

~고 있습니다(Be+ing=Estar+~iendo)

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