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Mixing speech levels within a sentence I sometimes come across sentences that sort of seem to mix speech levels within the sentence. For example, I often see that the topic is 나 but the sentence conjugates with 요. "나는 가방이 없어요." What is the rationale for this? How should I interpret a sentence like the one up above? 나 seem to suggest some intimacy but 요 does not.
22 luglio 2014
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Conjugating "~고 있다" Hi, How do I conjugate the "~고 있다"? I'm asking since I know 있다 in itself can play different roles (meaning either "to have" or “to be in/at a location”) and these apparently conjugates differently. Now neither of these seem to fit into the description of how "~고 있다" work, so how should I conjugate it? Like a verb? "I am studying." (basic form) is 저는 공부하고 있는다? Thanks, Lukas
30 agosto 2013
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쪽 and 편 Hi, Is there any difference between 쪽 and 편 when using their meanings as direction/side? Thanks in advance, Lukas.
28 agosto 2013
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To wish for Hi! -고 싶어요 is a word ending to say that you "want to" something, right? So my question is if there is some equivalent word for to "wish for" something?
17 giugno 2013
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세상에 이런일이! 안녕하세요! I need a little help with the meaning of the phrase "세상에 이런일이!" What is a good translation? It seems like it is used when you are surprised or have witnessed something incredible. "세상에" seems to mean "in the world" or "oh my god!", so what is the "이런일이"?
24 maggio 2013
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루카스의 시간표 안녕하세요? 제 이름은 루카스예요. 오전 열한시에 일어나요. 열두시에 식당에 가요 그리고 점심 식사해요. 오후 한시 공부해요. 네시 한국어 수업에 가요. 다섯시 집에 가요. 여섯시 저넉 식사해요. 오전 한시 잠들어요.
12 maggio 2013
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A particle question Hi, How is the particle 보다 (rather than) used? Where do you place it in a typical sentence?
7 maggio 2013
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Korean particles and verb endings 루카스 씨, 어디서 오섰어요? Is this sentence correct for asking "Lukas, where are you from?" Why do we use 서 after 어디? Also, I don't understand the last word. Is it correct? Shouldn't it rather be "왔어요"?. If not, why is it like that?
5 maggio 2013
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