Verb in Korean :DDDD
could someone please give me the hangul for the following verb :DD
- to be
- to have
- to want
- to look
- to put
- to be able to
- to must
- to go
- to come
- to leave
- to stay

thank you in advance^^
and could you please conjugate one of the verbs as an example
much thanks^^

Question

Verb in Korean :DDDD
could someone please give me the hangul for the following verb :DD
- to be
- to have 
- to want
- to look
- to put
- to be able to
- to must
- to go
- to come
- to leave
- to stay

thank you in advance^^
and could you please conjugate one of the verbs as an example
much thanks^^

Answer

- to be (there's no 'be verb' in korean but you can use ~입니다.)
- to have (갖고 있어요.)
- to want(원해요.)
- to look(봐요.)
- to put(놓아요.)
- to be able to(할 수 있어요.)
- to must(해야 해요.)
- to go(가요.)
- to come(와요.)
- to leave(떠나요.)
- to stay(머물러요.)

the reason I put full stops(.) after verbs is that we put verb at the end of sentence.

e.g.
I am Halimah
나는 Halimah(할리마) 입니다.

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