한국어 시험이
안녕하세요! 저는 내일 세총학당에서 한국어 시험이 있어요. 그래서, 잘 공부해요. 행운을 빌어.
Could "행운을 빌어" here, mean wish me luck?
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Never mind, we all get confused in the beginning. We'll try keep trying anyway. :)
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You are right sorry, I confused the verb 있다 with 이다. My bad :|
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If there is a subject, we should add 이 or 가, and because 있어요 exam here is treated as subject, I think because I'm also in level 1.
But you know, I took examples in class like: 어니가 있어요? So we've added the particle here.
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I might be entirely wrong (I'm not a native and I'm just barely a beginner in korean) so please consider that, but shouldn't 시험이 be without the "이" and be attached to 있어요? (without the space in the middle)
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Could "행운을 빌어" mean wish me luck?
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