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    Let's try to memorise them this week

    9 years ago  
    Ellyn fighting Sunny!~~
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    I can't remember if I shared my "jazz chant" for memorizing with you. Here it is
    https://jreidy17.wordpress.com/2015/01/07/jazz-chant-verbs/
    All the verbs I learned in Korean Digital Academy class 1 - 19.
    10 years ago  
  3. Recommenders: Malu other 2
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    I am a visual learner. I discovered there are diagrams that show verb tenses. Cool. This is for ENGLISH. I want to create them for KOREAN

    10 years ago  
    Jay It's very good, I'll use it for sure!
    10 years ago
    wendy it's a big help for me thanks for sharing Julia
    10 years ago
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    So I told James it was an inconvenient time when I was just getting to bed at 7 am yesterday and he called wanting me to write a business letter for him in English. I got 5 hours sleep, the back to hunched over the pc trying to figure out verbs. James tried again 12 hours later. I told I am still confused about verbs and didn't have time for his request. He feels at a loss. He is sure I am the only person for the task. I feel burdened that I am making him unhappy by not complying. It seems like just doing the letter would be less trouble than worrying that I am upsetting James.
    ack. I am not good at saying no.
    and I really need a shower and some sleep ...
    but it is Monday already and I still don't have verbs figured out
    10 years ago  
  5. Recommender: AnaNadhirah2
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    ‘씁니다’, ‘써’ etc. can be analysed into ‘쓰+ㅂ니다’ and ‘쓰+어’.
    because a basic style of these verbs’ form is ‘쓰다’.
    ‘ㅂ니다’ and ‘어’ are “endings”.
    However, when we conjugate some verbs, a part of basic form of a verb,
    there could sometimes be a peculiar euphony which is dropped out in Korean.
    This is a kind of representative example like in the case of that if conjugating with “쓰다‘ will be turned into ’써‘.
    As we know in case of ‘써’, when an ending starts with vowel, ‘어’, ‘으’ of the stem, ‘쓰’ should basically be omitted.
    this is the same as ‘쓰+었+다’ can be ‘썼다’.
    After ‘으’ of ‘쓰’ is of phoneme deletion, if vowel ‘어’ combines to the remainder of ‘쓰’, it becomes ‘써’.
    10 years ago  
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    I don't understand verb conjugation! Ack. Off to Ryan's notes to see if that will help.
    10 years ago  
  7. Recommenders: wulan other 1
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    So an ACTION VERB walks in on a meditation LINKING VERB and says "I am confused". Linking verb says "Exactly Dude. I express a state of being. Any time you hear a verb you can replace with a = sign, then that's me"
    I = CONFUSED. Absolutely!
    As long as I am going to be confused, set it to music and let me dance and sing along!
    http://education.grammaropolis.com/verbMusicVideo.php

    10 years ago  
    Julia Some adjectives (usually color adjectives) are nominalized and used with the copula "이다".
    1. Without the copula "이다":
    바나나는 노랗다. ba-na-na-neun no-rat-da.. "Bananas are yellow."
    2. With the copula "이다":
    바나나는 노란색이다. ba-na-na-neun no-ran-saek-i-da.. "Bananas are yellow-coloured."
    10 years ago
    Julia I swear, it is an evil plot! How am I suppose to understand this? But I have seen the weird thing where colors get "이다" stuck on them.
    10 years ago
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    Verbs. I wrote a blog entry reviewing what I have learned so far about verbs from KDA.
    http://jreidy17.wordpress.com/2014/09/09/verbs-are-coming/
    My brain hurts. I need a hug!
    11 years ago  
    Julia thanks. I've basically been in Korean study mode since 3 AM, and it suddenly hit me like a wall and my head hurt and I just had to stop.
    11 years ago
    Zahra take some rest now
    11 years ago
  9. Recommender: ElisaPaola
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    Aku menunggu kamu (Indonesian)
    I'm waiting for you
    Aku menunggu kamu
    11 years ago  
  10. Recommenders: Amel_Lin other 1
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    Please help... I'm just learning the verb principles for present, past and future tenses.
    Here goes...all of them will be conjugated to pronoun "I"
    This only applies for verbs ending with 아 (a) or 오 (o), followed by a consonant
    Verb: to look for = 찾 (chaj)
    Present tense = 찾아요 (chaj+ayo=chajayo)
    Past tense = 찾았어요 (chaj+assoyo=chajassoyo)
    Future tense = 찾을 거예요 (chaj+ul koyeyo)
    11 years ago  
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    Sam Thanks Amel.
    11 years ago
  11. Recommenders: ItKika other 1
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    Verbs이에요 ~

    12 years ago  
    yjgift 공부해야 해요~ In this case, I have changed the verb to reflect the style of the speech. The infinitive form of it is '공부해야 하다'
    12 years ago
    Amel_Lin 아~~~ 고마워요 언니 ^^
    12 years ago
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    ชนะ! (Thai)
    WIN!
    Cha-na
    13 years ago  
    ryan -_ -;;;;;
    13 years ago
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