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Hello everyone. I very like to listening Korean songs , so I want to learn some Korean and get it meaning. My Korean is so poor ....ㅠ ㅠ I'm looking for someone who can help me to improve my Korean , even make friends. ^^
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    へ ; 表示往行動的方向進行此動作 , 有「往...」的意味在 , 表示往日本去 に ; 表示行動的目的地 , 只有目標的地點 , 而沒有那種行進的意味在 , 表示去日本
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    May 13, 2013
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    The order of " auxiliary " and " helping verbs " in Japanese. I have already known a lot of helping verbs. For example: れる/られる、せる/させる、たい、たがる、ない、ぬ/ん、た/だ、だ、です、ます、う/よう、らしい、まい、そうだ、ようだ And I have already known a lot of auxiliaries. For example: ている、てある、ておる、ておく、てしまう、ていく、てくる、てあげる、てやる、てくださる、てくれる、てもらう、ていただく、てみる Can everyone tell me the order of them? For example : Why it is " なかったです “ ? Why not " ないでした “ ? Why it is " させられる " ? Why not " られさせる " ?
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    "have"as a verb : 있다 돈이 있어요. have money "don't have" as a verb : 없다 돈이 없어요. don't have money " have + p.p. " as an auxiliary verb : V + 았/었/였 + 다 1. the word in front of the last word includes "ㅏ " or " ㅗ " -> V + 았다 2. the word in front of the last word don't includes "ㅏ " or " ㅗ " -> V + 었다 3. the word ends with " - 하다 " -> V + 였다 (Note that : 하+여->해) for example: eat 먹다 : 먹 + 었다 = 먹었다 have eaten : 먹었어요 go 가다 : 가 + 았다 = 갔다 have gone : 갔어요 study 공부하다 : 공부하+였다 = 공부했다 have studied : 공부했어요 " have + p.p. " as a auxiliary verb and the movement had already finished : V + 아/어/여 버렸다 for example: eat 먹다 : 먹어버렸다 or 먹어 버렸다 have already eaten (The movement of "eat" had been finished) : 먹어버렸어요 or 먹어 버렸어요 come 오다 : 와버렸다 or 와 버렸다 have already come (The movement of "come" had been finished) : 와버렸어요 or 와 버렸어요 do a work 일하다 : 일해버렸다 or 일해 버렸다 have already done a work (The movement of "do a work" had benn finished) : 일해버렸어요 or 일해 버렸어요 "haven't + p.p. yet " as a auxiliary verb : V + 지 않았다 for example: drink 마시다 haven't drunk yet 아직 마시지 않았어요.
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    May 13, 2013
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    - 세요 = - 셔요 = - 시어요 just take a example: Eat 먹다 (To a teacher) Eat 먹+으시+다->먹으시다 (To a teacher) Please eat 먹으시+어요->먹으셔요->먹으세요 - 이에요/ - 예요 use in a statement N + be-verb ..... this kind of sentence In fact , there are a lot of endings in Korean.
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    May 12, 2013
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    Who can help me to translate it to Koran? I said " She said " The man said " Where is Seoul ? " to the girl. " to the child. " to you now. How to translate the above sentence? Now I explain it. -> I said "something" to you now. The "something" is ..... " She said " The man said " Where is Seoul ? " to the girl. " to the man. " She said "something" to the child. The "something" is ..... " The man said " Where is Seoul ? " to the girl. " The man said "something" to the girl. The "something" is ..... " Where is Seoul ? " Now I have explained it as well as I can. Just help me , everyone. It's a little complicated. Sorry .............
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    괜찮아요 . ㅋㅋㅋ
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    ㅋㅋㅋㅋ , 괱찮아요
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    The word which ends with " -으다 " is irregular.
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    not "아밨어요" but "아팠어요"
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    for one word -> 쓰다/쓰+어요->써요 for two or more word -> if the prounciation of the word in front of the last word includes ㅏ or ㅗ 아프다/아프+아요->아파요 고프다/고프+아요->고파요 the prounciation of the word in front of the last word doesn't include ㅏ or ㅗ 슬프다/슬프+어요->슬퍼요
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    May 12, 2013
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