Is there any easy way to learn Corean honorific easier?
For example, there are so many ways to express “is”, how to remeber them? Im so headache, hehe!
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hello, nice to meet you
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"sir" means ~님, ~각하, ~경. A very polite expressed.
-ㅂ니까,이냐. is 《this, it, he》...?;are 《you, they》...?;do 《you》...?;《what》 is 《that》...?;《what》 does 《she》...?
Is he a doctor?
그는 의사입니까? polite expressed
그는 의사인가? equal to or less than the dialog.
Do you love her?
그녀를 사랑합니까? polite expressed
그녀를 사랑해? equal to or less than the dialog.
--->This example, colloquial and written language is a little different. Hoping to help even a little.
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It is just there are many styles.
해, 하다 - familiar speech (formal and informal).
해요 합니다 - polite speech
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Do you mean the politeness level?
Normally you use 시 after the verb and before the ending to make a verb honorific
저는 학교에 가요 I go to school
김 선생님 학교에 가세요 Mr Kim goes to school
김 선생님 학교에 가십니다 Mr Kim goes to school
http://www.transparent.com/korean/tag/korean-politeness-levels/
http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/pyun7/K102_06/K102FACT%207.1%20&%207.2%20&%207.3%20&%207.5.pdf
Copy the last two lines together
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