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BASIC KOREAN SENTENCE STRUCTURE post : hii ! Do 에 and 에서 are to say "at" ? Cause in some exemples I saw it was 에 but not 에서. Can you explain me please

에서 = at/in 에 = to

회사에 가요 i go to the company

친구랑 콘서트에 가요 i go to the concert with my friend

엄마는 할머니댁에 도착했어요 mom arrived at grandma's house

에서 is used when the action is happening in this location

학교에서 공부해요 i study at school

회사에서 일해요 i work at a company

파리에서 친구들 만났어요 i met friends in paris

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Hi there! Could you help me understand something? So, there was this guy that suffered a car crash but was alright, so I messaged him "조심해주세요". He answered with "남자친구 걱정하세요^^". Did he meant I should worry about my own bf and not him ? I can almost grasp the meaning but I feel super unsure. 0.0 (is that a flirt?¿¿¿?) I'm sorry if this sounds stupid - .-

hey! sorry for such a late reply i dont think you need me anymore but ill just explain anyway lol

so hes basically telling you to worry about your boyfriend instead of him, and hes not flirting haha

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how do i use two verbs in one sentence?

학교에서 공부하고 먹어요

i study and eat at school

학교에서 at school

공부하고 먹어요 study and eat

공부해 (공부하다) study

먹어요 (먹다) eat

하고 = and (used to link two verbs)

since 공부해 already has 해 you just combine it with 하고 = 공부하고

more examples :

가고 놀아요 go and play

일하고 피곤해요 to work and be tired

자고 꿈꿔요 to sleep and dream

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how do i say in korean to an idol: “Thank you for making me smile.” and “I’m thankful for having you in my life”?

thank you for making me smile :

웃게 해줘서 고마워요

im thankful having you in my life :

제 인생에 니가 있어서 감사해요

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What is the difference between 응, 네, and 예, because I’ve seen them all be used for “yes”?

they all mean yes the only thing that changes is the level of politeness 응 > 네 > 예

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hi! I’m so sorry for bothering, I hope you are still active, because your blog is amazing and it actually helps me to learn Korean! I have a problem. I’m confused bc of 멋있어 , 형 잘생겼다 , 인물이 좋네요. Naver dictionary says they all mean “you are handsome”, but where is the difference? Can you help me please? Have a nice day, love you

멋있어 literally mean to be cool, while 잘생겼다 means to be handsome. 인물이 좋네요 means your face/look is great (인물 = face, look 좋네요 = to be good) i hope this helps :)

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how do you introduce yourself in korean in the following sequence? hi i’m [name] i’m [age] years old and i live in [country]. it’s nice to meet you.

안녕하세요. 저는 (name)예요/이에요. (age)살이에요. (country)에서 왔어요. 만나서 반가워요 :)

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i saw a hat that said "호비의" and I recognized "의" as a possession particle. but I was wondering if that conveys the same thing as "[person's name]'s" in english here. like "Phil's" or "Anna's" like could you name a restaurant that way in Korean like people do in English?

yes its basically the same thing 의 = 's

for example :

호비의 책 = hobi's book

사라의 집 = sara's house

그녀(she)의 식당 = her restaurant

내(나+의) 여동생 = my sister

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i wanna learn korean but idk how to start, i know hangul but i can't read well :( what you suggest? (sorry 4 my broken eng tho!)

focus on practicing your reading and writing (thats what i did before starting with grammar)

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I went to a Korean class for a little while but I wasn’t learning fast enough for the class so I kind of gave up, but your blog is really inspirational and I’m definitely going to start learning again! ㅠㅠ thank you for the inspiration!

you can do it !!!! thank u♡ wishing u the best

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i’ve got a question 💕 do 있습니다 and 이에요 mean the same thing? and the other one is just more polite or something?

이에요 from the verb 이다 = to be

있습니다 from the verb 있다 = to have, exist

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굉장한 실력자시네요 ! 감탄하고 갑니다!^^

ㅎㅎㅎ 정말 감사합니다!! 이렇게 좋은 말을 보면 아주 기쁩니다~ 더 열심히 하겠습니당!

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learn korean : the lazy way

you may have already been in that situation where you’re trying to communicate with a native korean via texts but somehow aren’t able to distinguish some words because they’re written a certain way. well as well as in english or any other languages korean also has its lazy way of using it. we’ll see some words in their correct form and then in their “lazy/text” form.

이렇게 (like this) : 이러케

그렇게 (like that) : 그러케

어떻게 (how) : 어떠케, 어케

왜 이/그렇게 (why are u so…) : 왤케

그렇구나 (i see) : 그러구나

~고 싶다 (to want) : 고시퍼

귀엽다 (to be cute) : 겹다

conjugated : 귀여워 -> 기어워/여워, 키여워/어워

괜찮아 (its okay) : 괜차나, 갠차나

싫어 (to hate) : 시러

맞아 (to be right, correct) : 마자

전화 (phone) : 저나

~잖아 : 자나

미안해 (to be sorry) : 미아내, 먄

ㄱㄱ (고고) : let’s go

ㄴㄴ (노노) : no

ㄷㅊ (닥쳐) : shut up

ㅇㅋ (오키) : okay

ㅂㅇ (바이) : bye

ㅎㅇ (하이) : hi

ㅇㅈ (인정) : i admit

ㄱㅅ (감사) : thanks

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im getting a pt2 ready

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Maybe one day I'll understand your posts in Korean 😂 but I appreciate what you do. I start getting fascinated by this language ❤️

of course you will !! that's all hard work. good luck ^^

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asks open

hi feel free to ask me anything concerning korean or anything else, i'll do my best to answer and help !

have a good day, night ♥︎︎︎︎

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하늘 사진을 되게 잘 찍죠

요즘 사진을 안찍어서 이건 오랜만 사진이에요

해가 질 때 하늘이 제일 이쁜것 같아요

하늘색이랑 구름도 다 잘 보여서 너무 좋아요~

하늘 사진을 찍을때마다 다른 느낌을 나와요

그런 사진은 미술 그림이랑 비슷한다고 생각해요

그리고 사진 보면 꽤 따뜻한 느낌이당

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learn korean : the cute way

⚠️ make sure u know basic grammar rules enough before going through this post ⚠️

1. add "ㅇ"

~다 ➞ 당

~아요/어요/여요 ➞ 아용/어용/여용

~해요 ➞ 해용

~이에요/예요 ➞ 이에용/예용

~인데/ㄴ데 ➞ 인뎅/ㄴ뎅

~야지 ➞ 야징

~세요 ➞ 세용

2. replace ~요 by ~여

~아요/어요 ➞ 아여/어여

~해요 ➞ 해여

~세요 ➞ 세여

3. replace ~(하)고 by ~(하)구

밥을 먹고 자요 (eat and sleep)

➞ 밥을 먹구 자요

일어나고 학교에 가요 (get up and go to school)

➞ 일어나구 학교에 가요

4. add "ㅁ"

~야 ➞ 얌 ~요 ➞ 욤

~면 ➞ 음 ~아 ➞ 암

~어 ➞ 엄 ~해 ➞ 함

~이에요/예요 ➞ 임

examples :

아니야 ➞ 아니얌

했어요 ➞ 했어욤

뭐해? ➞ 뭐함?

알았어 ➞ 알았엄

괜찮아 ➞ 괜찬암

없으면 ➞ 없음

학생이에요 ➞ 학생임

5. some more "cute" changes :

사랑해요 ➞ 사룽해(용)

안녕하세요 ➞ 안녕하새용, 안냐세용

안녕 ➞ 아뇽

왜 ➞ 왱

뭐 ➞ 뭥

싫어 ➞ 시렁

없어 ➞ 없떠

있어 ➞ 있떠