How to conjugate korean verbs which DOES NOT end with -한?
For example these adjectives I don't know how to conjugate:
- 슬픈
- 귀여운
- 아름다운
- 예쁜 (I know how to say "you're pretty" but I just can memorize it...I don't know how to actually conjugate that adjective ^^;)

I know how to conjugate this kind of adjectives:
- 튼튼한 (strong) ---너는 튼튼해 (you're strong)
- 피곤한 (tired) --- 나는 피곤해 (I'm tired)

Please help me with this problem! I wanna solve it as soon as possible!o

Question

How to conjugate korean verbs which DOES NOT end with -한?
For example these adjectives I don't know how to conjugate:
- 슬픈
- 귀여운
- 아름다운 
- 예쁜 (I know how to say "you're pretty" but I just can memorize it...I don't know how to actually conjugate that adjective ^^;)

I know how to conjugate this kind of adjectives:
- 튼튼한 (strong) --->너는 튼튼해 (you're strong)
- 피곤한 (tired) ---> 나는 피곤해 (I'm tired)

Please help me with this problem! I wanna solve it as soon as possible!>o

Answer

슬프다 -> 슬프 + ㅓ -> 슬퍼
예쁘다 -> 예쁘 + ㅓ -> 예뻐
ㅡ irregular adjective : ㅡ sound falls off on conjugation

귀엽다 -> 귀엽 + ㅓ -> 귀여워
아름답다 -> 아름답 + ㅓ -> 아름다워
ㅂ irregular adjective : ㅂ sound changed into ㅜ sound

and you can make those sentences be polite simply attach "요" at the end.
슬퍼요
예뻐요
귀여워요
아름다워요

Hope this helps!
:-)

Answer

His answer is good, but one thing i wanna add is this
what your wrote in the question is already conjugated one. 
i mean 슬프다, 예쁘다, 귀엽다, 아름답다 these are the basic forms of the word.

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