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 Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:56 am
okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions.
with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it?
Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가지 못해요'
would that be correct?
with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막고 없어요'
Would that be correct?
with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하지 않아요' ?
I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentences.
Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect?
만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 3:42 pm
dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 4:11 pm
Ispin Corea dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 4:50 pm
dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you!
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 5:28 pm
Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you! Thank you. I think it is really kind of you to help people. =] what does 께 mean? Do you add it at the end of a verb to make the sentence an implied promise?
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:10 pm
dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you! Thank you. I think it is really kind of you to help people. =] what does 께 mean? Do you add it at the end of a verb to make the sentence an implied promise? NP biggrin yes 께 is often added to indicates it's a promise 도와주다 means to help. And when you add 께, it becomes 도와 줄 께. Notice how ㄹ was added? like that, 사랑하다 can become 사랑할께. however, some verbs are different. 먹다 becomes 먹을께. Hope it helped!
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:57 pm
Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar okay, I have been studying Korean for a couple of months and I have some questions. with '못하다' what would you do to the verb before it? Would you add '지' ? For example '난 학교로 가 지 못해요' would that be correct? with '없다'. Would you add '고'? for example '난 바나나를 막 고 없어요' Would that be correct? s with '않다' would you add '지'? For example '난 그가 말하 지 않아요' ? I am just starting to learn grammar outside of simple sentence. Would this sentence be correct? If not could you please correct it and explain to me why it is incorrect? 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어. wow you learned a lot eek okay, so 난 학교로 가지 못해요 is correct. you meant to say that 'I cannot go to school' right? yes, 지 is added to the verb before 못하지. 없다 is usually used to say, 'there is no ( )' For example, when you say there is no banana, 바나나가 없다. '난 바나나를 먹지 않아요' is correct. If you meant to say i don't eat banana. 막고, which you used instead of 먹고, means to block. And you cannot use Verb + 없다 b/c the sentence won't make sense xp Yes, 지 is attached before 않다. 난 그가 말하지 않아요 is grammatically wrong. It would mean I he does not speak." If you are trying to say 'he does not speak', 그가 말하지 않아요 is correct. And 만약 너 난 너가 도와줄 수 있면 싶어 is wrong b/c you said 너 two times abundantly, and b/c 만약 does not have to be in the sentence. 있으면 should be used instead of 있면. 너가 날 도와줄 수 있으면 싶어 means 'I hope you can help me'. If you want to say 'If possible, please help me, 만약 가능하면 날 도와줘. 가능하다 mean 'is possible' and 면 basically works as , connecting two sentences. The most apparent difference in English grammar and Korean one is that Koreans use Subject + Object + Verb form. for example, 나는 학교를 간다. I Go to School. Plz ask me any questions, I'll try to answer asap xp Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you! Thank you. I think it is really kind of you to help people. =] what does 께 mean? Do you add it at the end of a verb to make the sentence an implied promise? NP biggrin yes 께 is often added to indicates it's a promise 도와주다 means to help. And when you add 께, it becomes 도와 줄 께. Notice how ㄹ was added? like that, 사랑하다 can become 사랑할께. however, some verbs are different. 먹다 becomes 먹을께. Hope it helped! This helped a lot. =D for the verb '먹다' is it '먹을께' because it ends with ㄱ? with the verb 잊다 would it be 잊을께?
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:26 pm
dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you! Thank you. I think it is really kind of you to help people. =] what does 께 mean? Do you add it at the end of a verb to make the sentence an implied promise? NP biggrin yes 께 is often added to indicates it's a promise 도와주다 means to help. And when you add 께, it becomes 도와 줄 께. Notice how ㄹ was added? like that, 사랑하다 can become 사랑할께. however, some verbs are different. 먹다 becomes 먹을께. Hope it helped! This helped a lot. =D for the verb '먹다' is it '먹을께' because it ends with ㄱ? with the verb 잊다 would it be 잊을께? Yes! you are good at application! You are an amazing learner!!!
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:34 pm
Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Ispin Corea dazzlejstar Thank you!!!! This was VERY helpful. =D In the last sentence I was trying to say 'If you want I am able to help you'... I guess it didn't turn out that well. How would you say 'If you want I am able to help you'? I want to be able to say that to my friend... I want to help her with her English. Thanks heart Ooh then the last sentence would be (만약) 너가 원하면 내가 도와줄 수 있어. 만약 does not have to be in the sentence but could be, if you want to be EXTRA careful not to be rude. 도와줄께 can be also used instead of 도와줄 수 있어, to imply that it's a promise. xd Your friend is lucky to have someone like you! Thank you. I think it is really kind of you to help people. =] what does 께 mean? Do you add it at the end of a verb to make the sentence an implied promise? NP biggrin yes 께 is often added to indicates it's a promise 도와주다 means to help. And when you add 께, it becomes 도와 줄 께. Notice how ㄹ was added? like that, 사랑하다 can become 사랑할께. however, some verbs are different. 먹다 becomes 먹을께. Hope it helped! This helped a lot. =D for the verb '먹다' is it '먹을께' because it ends with ㄱ? with the verb 잊다 would it be 잊을께? Yes! you are good at application! You are an amazing learner!!! Thank you. =] you are an amazing teacher. =D
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:13 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:18 pm
Would these sentences be correct?>
난 노래를 듣는걸 좋아해.
너는 뭘 하는걸 좋아하니
If not please tell me why
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:58 pm
you're becoming more korean by the post~ it looks correct to me~
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Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 8:57 am
jjokpalyuh you're becoming more korean by the post~ it looks correct to me~ Thank you. ^_^ Is your first language Korean or English? If Korean, Your English is good. If English then well, I can't really see how good your Korean is sweatdrop
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