past,future and present tense in korean
i have learned in howtostudykorean.com that there are past,future and present that are not used when talking to someone instaed the are used in newspapers,diaries and weather repports :
present:
When the last syllable of the stem ends in a consonant, you add ~는다 to the stem of the word:
먹다 = 먹는다 = to eat (먹 + 는다)
닫다 = 닫는다 = to close (닫 + 는다)
When the last syllable of the stem ends in a vowel, you add ~ㄴto the last syllable followed by 다
배우다 = 배운다 = to learn (배우 + ㄴ다)
이해하다 = 이해한다 = to understand (이해하 + ㄴ다)
past:
add~는다 if the stem ends in a consonant and ~ㄴ다 if the stem ends in a vowel
future:
add ~겠다 to the stem of a word
so what is the conjucation you use when talking to someone ?
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formal case
present:
add ~어요 to the stem of a word
past:
add ~었어요 to the stem of a word
future:
add ~을 거에요 to the stem of a word
informal case
present:
add ~어 to the stem of a word
past:
add ~었어 to the stem of a word
future:
add ~을 거야 to the stem of a word
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