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Denis
좋다 vs 좋아하다
나에게 하나 도와줄 수 있어요? "좋다" 및 "좋아하다" 언제 써요?
for ex. "난 널 좋아" 또는 "난 널 좋아해"?
"난 배구를 좋아" 또는 "난 배구를 좋아해"?
"난 그런 음악을 좋아" 또는 "난 그런 음악을 좋아해"?
30 maj 2013 00:09
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좋다 is an adjective and means to be good, fine, or nice.
좋아하다 is a verb and means to like, love, or be fond of.
I like you
나는 네가 좋아.
나는 너를 좋아해.
I like volleyball.
나는 배구가 좋아.
나는 배구를 좋아해.
I like that kind of music
나는 그런 음악이 좋아.
나는 그런 음악을 좋아해.
In Korean, An adjective is used as an intransitive verb or state verb like 되다(to become).
※ The basic sentence structure of Korean.
Subject - Object - Predicate (transitive verb)
Subject - Complement - Predicate (adjective or intransitive verb)
The kids become an adult.
아이는 어른이 되었다.
아이는 : subject, 어른이 : complement, 되었다: predicate(intransitive verb)
나는 네가 좋다.
나는 : subject, 네가 : complement, 좋다 : predicate (intransitive verb)
나는 너를 좋아한다.
나는 : subject, 너를 : object, 좋아한다 : predicate (transitive verb)
30 maja 2013
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Denis
Znajomość języków
angielski, koreański, rosyjski
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