Introducing myself in Korean.
안녕하세요? 저는사바나예요. 그리고, 미극사람이예요. 만나서반간갑습니다.
How I learned these things:
저(formal I) 도 나 (informal I)
이다--to be
Formal conjugation
ㅂ니다
습니다
Informal
예요.
이예요.
I am a student.
저는 한생습니다......
감사합니다
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Introducing myself in Korean.
안녕하세요? 저는사바나예요. 그리고, 미국사람이에요. 만나서_반How I learned these things:
저(formal I) 도(or???? 혹은) 나 (informal I)
이다--to be
Formal conjugation
ㅂ니다
습니다
Informal
예요.
이에요.
I am a student.
저는 학생입니다......
감사합니다
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예요 = abbreviation of 이에요. And thus, 이예요 is wrong, as much as "don't not"
~습니다 conjugation is for active verbs that end with ㅆ as the supporting consonant.
There aren't many verbs that meet this condition in their infinitive form, but virtually all do in the past tense.
가다: to go
갔다: went
있다: to have (reverse constructed)
있었다: used to have (reverse constructed)
팔다: to sell
팔았다: sold
저는 학교에 갔습니다. = I went to school.
저는 책이 있었습니다. = I used to have books.
저는 책을 팔았습니다. = I sold the books.
지금 저는 돈이 있습니다. = Now I have money.
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Introducing myself in Korean.
안녕하세요? 저는사바나예요. 그리고, 미극사람이예요. 만나서반간갑습니다.How I learned these things:
저(formal I) 도 나 (informal I)
이다--to be
Formal conjugation
ㅂ니다
습니다
Informal
예요.
이예요.
I am a student.
저는 한생습니다......
감사합니다
- 예요/이에요 <-- I also got it wrong when I first learned Korean
- 만나서 반갑습니다 <-- no 간
- 저는 한생입니다 <-- use 입니다 after a noun, ㅂ니다/습니다 after a verb/adjective
화이팅!!! Fighting!
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