Using -은/는 것
여행은 거를 좋아해요
제 취미는 굽은 거예요
어제 많이 청소하는 것 했어요
The weather is too cold for wearing sandals ( how do I say "too cold for"?)
Thanks for the help :)
고맙습니다!
여행은 거를 좋아해요 --> 여행하는 것을 좋아해요.
제 취미는 굽은 거예요 --> 제 취미는 (빵을? 고기를?) 굽는 거예요.
어제 많이 청소하는 것 했어요 --> 어제 청소를 많이 했어요.
The weather is too cold for wearing sandals ( how do I say "too cold for"?)
--> 날씨가 샌달을 신기에 너무 추워요.
OK??
October 21, 2012
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-은/는 것 is to ~.
walk = 걷다 to walk = 걷다는것 => 걷는것
watch = 보다 to watch = 보다는것 => 보는것
hear = 듣다 to hear = 듣다는것 => 듣는것
study = 공부하다 to study = 공부하다는것 => 공부하는것
In English, to make noun from verb just add "to" but Korean omit "다" and add "는것"
October 22, 2012
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too cold for ~ = ~하기에 너무 추워요.
운동하기엔(에) 너무 추워요. it's too cold for exercising.
운동하기엔(에) 너무 더워요. it's too hot for exercising.
이 음식 먹기엔(에) 너무 차가워요 this food is too cold for eating
이 커피 마시기엔(에) 너무 뜨거워요 this coffee is too hot for drinking
In this case you need to pronounce 엔 but 에 is also OK.
The meaning is exactly same.
see you~ :)
October 22, 2012
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