when do you use 요, 어요, ㅕ요 in polite style?
for the casual form you use 다 right? but the polite style has a lots of patterns. I want to know when to use what pattern.
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Go to talktomeinkorean.com and listen to the newbie lessons.
Here is a lesson on the basic present tense.
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/l1l16/
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어요, ㅕ요 expresses basic present tense of a verb or the sentence.
That's what I know.... ^^
요 - is added to make polite sentences and is used in verb stems KA, HA, and SA....
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hmmm its so hard to explain. coz korean is one of language that a lot irregular. anyway don't get nervous about it.
you know korean have honorific and normal.
anyway you were wrong. 다 is for polite and casual have a lot pattern
just think *polite*다,요,까(ask),죠,
*casual*래, 니(ask), 냐,어,야,냐
anyway ask me more coz i really don't remember others hahah there's a lot and don't have perfect pattern ^^
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