Verbs in korean
How do i conjugate verbs in Korean???? i mean past, present and future....also, how does the verb change depending on the pronoun?? uff another question...where the terminations "yo' and "da" are supposed to go....i don't know where they are supposed to go in a sentence........help!!!!!!!!!!

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I think you'd better check the link below first,
"http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/?s=tense"
Please try to start with the level 1, lesson 16.^^

For you information, the Korean language conjugates depending on tenses, politeness levels or the mood but not pronouns.
Ending "yo" is the polite form of ending "da".^^

Ending "da" is usually used to indicate that
1) it's a dictionary form.
2) it's a part of the reported speech with "-다 라고 (하다/말하다)"

^_____^

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