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*This pattern can only be used as a statement and cannot be used as a question. ... subject of the action (though it is also acceptable for suggestions where it can also be "we"). See below:

#When used with in the first person tense, it is used to expresses the intention or will of the speaker. ... them to do something for you, otherwise it can still seem rude (even with a 요 ending!). See below.

...meaning of 있으면 is "in (time period)" or "after (time period)." See [[A/V + (으)면#Time period + 있으면 N +이다|examples below]]. Depending ...ated as 음, for example: 먹으면 → 먹음 (do not confuse this with [[A/V + (으)ㅁ]]). This is usually when typing on the internet or text messag

...n <b><font color=deeppink>-(으)ㄹ 수도 있다</font></b> [-(eu)l su-do it-da]. En fait, il s'agit d'une combinaison de deux points de grammaire que n 1. <b><font color=DeepSkyBlue>-(으)ㄹ 수 있다</font></b> a été présenté dans la leçon 17 niveau 2 et signifie "<b>pouvoir, être

'''A/V + 지만''' : This pattern is equivalent to '''~ but''' |Pattern1=A/V + 지만

#To show one clause is the reason for the second clause. In English, it is typically translated to ''so'' or ''because''. # This pattern can also be used as a polite ending.

...now about. If you are using this pattern like a tag question, you must use a rising intonation when speaking. ...lling intonation when spoken. If used as a reply to someone else, can give a slight feeling of "of course ~."

...r originated in Korea (or Asia) or that require Korean characters to make. A lot of Korean emoticons are vertical in nature, instead of horizontal like *Eyes. There are many characters that can be used as eyes, but here are a few common examples:

...'''not ~'''. This verb is used to negate the verb or adjective attached to it. |Pattern1=A/V + 지 않다

'''Noun + (으)로''' : 로 is used to denote a means to do/achieve something. |Engex2 = Please take notes with a pen.

'''A + (으)ㄴ데 / V + 는데''' : Description *For the sentence ending, see [[A + (으)ㄴ데요]] or [[V + 는데요]].

|Engex3 =I opened the door and then closed it. |Engex4 =Turn off the computer and turn it on again.

If a negative question is asked, the reply is the opposite of English. Compare t **Yes, I didn't bring it.

...to the end of an adjective stem ([[A + 게]]). However, sometimes there is a more natural form, especially adverbs ending with the syllable 히 or (으) Also see: [[A + 게]]

* 풉 - Sound when trying to hold in a laugh, such as 'Pft.' | A stale face; used to express disappointment, boredom, or to indicate somethi

<!--소주 하다 can be mean to drink soju even though it's not a real verb, 먹다 can also be used with 소주 as well as 마시다--> *[[음]][[료]] < 飮料 > - A drink, a beverage

...ombination of English and Korean that may or may not be anything like what it sounds like. Although most are what they sound like, you might want to chec | Fried or a similar type of chicken

This pattern is a colloquial style, so it is not commonly used in a written form. |Engex2 =I'm going to go see a movie with MiYoung.

There are a total of 450 verbs in Standard Korean Dictionary (표준국어대사전). ...ssive voices in Korean verbs. This makes this more difficult to learn than a regular Korean grammar rule.

'''A/V + 지요 뭐''' : This pattern is used to indicate *High form: A/V + 지요 뭐