#lesson 21

[ivefallenfordemonsandicantgetup]

*We fell on Satan?????*

This is funny if we're assuming we're a sheep like in the comic. It's horrible if we're assuming we're in human form. And even worse when I picture it with my middle age male dad bodied MC, Jack. My Female MC is less problematic. But Jack would break him.

Either way, poor babe.

[glamphantasm]

An interesting lesson with actual story progression! I'm impressed.

[bamboozledbystander]

Obey Me: Nightbringer - Lesson 21 spoilers

I know it's possible that Mammon's behavior is related to an intensification of his associated sin or something, but I kinda wonder if it's actually Michael. Given the way Michael portrayed Raphael, it would be in keeping with his acting skills to be just a bit...off.. like that.

[beelzevam]

Lesson 21, just confirms what I already thought... Someone needs to save MC from Sol's cooking .. they're never gonna be the same again.

[ooffies]

No one:

Mammon:

[ff7-has-taken-me-over]

MORE SPOILERS THIS TIME FOR LESSON 21 AND 22!! DON’T LOOK AT THE PHOTOS IF YOU HAVEN’T READ THEM!

I SWEAR TO GOD I CHOKED READING THESE! BUT I AM SO SOFT FOR THESE DEMON BROTHERS!!!!

[korstudyberry-blog]

Korean Questions ~ㅂ/습니까; ~니 🇰🇷 Lesson 21 Part 2/5

~ㅂ/습니까

You can never use ~습니다 as a question. Instead you have to use ~ㅂ/습니까. You can use ~ㅂ/습니까 with all tenses:

방학 동안 집에 안 갔습니까?

그 사람을 만나고 싶습니까?

내일 학교에 갈 겁니까?

내일 학교에 갈 것입니까?

~ㅂ/습니까 is typically the most formal way to ask a question.

~니

Instead of ending a question in ~아/어 you can end them with ~니. This is an informal way to ask questions that you can use with all tenses. Keep in mind that this form gives a sentence a slightly feminine feel.

Examples with different tenses:

Past: 했니, 먹었니, 갔니, 이었니

Present tense: 하니, 먹니, 가니, 이니

Future tense (~겠): 하겠니, 먹겠니, 가겠니

Future tense (~ㄹ 것이다): 할 거니, 할 것이니, 먹을 거니, 먹을 것이니

Example sentences:

시험을 잘 봤니?

서울에 가겠니?

몇 반이니?

이미 졸업했니?

The ㄹ irregular with ~니: the ㄹ irregular is the only irregular that applies as a result of adding ~니. When adding ~니 to a word that ends in ㄹ, you remove ㄹ and directly attach ~니. Ex: 열다 + ~니 = 여니. (Every time a grammatical particle where a solid ㄴ is attached, this same rule is applied.)

뭐 만드니?

마음에 드니?

어디 사니?

I’m posting these notes for myself, for ease of studying. All information is from the awesome website howtostudykorean.com. This is from Lesson 21: (x).

Again, since these notes are for myself, I didn’t put translations to the Korean sentences. If someone happens to read this and wants translations, go to where I linked in the previous paragraph and there you go!

[ff7-has-taken-me-over]

SPOILERS FOR LESSON 21!!! IF YOU HAVEN’T PLAYED IT YET DON’T READ THIS!!!

BUT WTF?!? 😂 GUYS I’M LOSING MY MIND OVER HERE!!! LIKE WHAAAAAAAT???? I WASN’T READY FOR THIS KIND OF TURN!