Hello Guys , i have a doubt about korean language usage..
what's the difference between 습니다 and 입니다? i feel confused when using them
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습니다/~ㅂ니다 - Used to conjugate verbs in the honorific tense.
습니다 is used when the verb ends with a vowel, ~ㅂ니다 is used when the verb ends with a vowel.
Ex. 먹습니다 vs 갑니다
입니다 is the honorific conjugation of 이다 (to be).
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This is supposed to be a question..not an essay..;-P
I guess it can be understood as"습니다"is a suffix for verbs but "입니다"is for nouns
(Yo) como---저는 먹습니다..Koreans never say"저는 먹입니다"(X)
Soy estudiante 저는 학생입니다
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