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Verb ending - ㅖinstead of ㅕ
Yesterday in a store while waiting in line I heard a man (probably grandfather) saying to a little boy something that sounded like 기다례. I assumed it's an imperative form of 기다리다 (as the boy was pretty unpatient) but I wonder why I heard ㅖinstead of ㅕ. I haven't found any grammatical explanation, so the only thing coming to my head is that he might've spoken in a specific dialect. Am I right or the form like this (or sounding similar) exists?
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How to say 'I hope it makes you smile' in Korean?
I want to write 'I hope it makes you smile' and I came up with 이거는 당신을 웃게 하면 좋겠어요. Is this sentence correct (partly at least)?
I'm also a little bit confused what tense should I use, I intend to write it on THIS mentioned thing. I'd be grateful for any help ^^
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Conjugating verbs ending with ㅡ
After conjugation to present tense 아프다 becomes 아파요, meanwhile 쓰다 becomes 써요. How do we know which one to use 아 or 어? Does this depend on previous syllable? I can't find it out by myself... 감사합니다 for help~
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