Difference between revisions of "아/어/여 + 요"

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===아요===
 
===아요===
If the last syllable of the stem contains an ㅗ or ㅏ, then 아요 is added. Note that if it already contains an ㅏ in the stem then an extra 아 is not written.
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If the last syllable of the stem contains the vowels ㅗ or ㅏ, then 아요 is added. Note that if it already contains an ㅏ in the stem then an extra 아 is not written. Note this rule does not apply for 하다 verbs, see the section below for 하다 verbs.<br>
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가다→가요<br>
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오다→오아다 → 와요 *note ㅗ + ㅏ can be contracted into ㅘ.<br>
  
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===여여===
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If the last syllable of the stem contains the vowels 이, then it becomes a 여.
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===어요===
 
===어요===
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If the last syllable of the stem contains any vowel except 오,아, and 이, then it becomes an 어.
  
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===하다 Verbs===
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하다 becomes 해요.
  
===여여===
 
  
 
==Conjugation Examples==
 
==Conjugation Examples==
 
*Original → After
 
*Original → After
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==Sentence Examples==
 
==Sentence Examples==
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==Usage Exceptions==
 
==Usage Exceptions==
*Example
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*People saying 맞어 and 아퍼
  
 
==Pronunciation==  
 
==Pronunciation==  

Revision as of 12:50, 2 February 2009

Using the 요 ending adds politeness. In order to make the verb or adjective informal low form, known as 반말 one can usually simply remove the 요 at the end of the word.

  • Irregular verbs


Conjugation Rule

아요

If the last syllable of the stem contains the vowels ㅗ or ㅏ, then 아요 is added. Note that if it already contains an ㅏ in the stem then an extra 아 is not written. Note this rule does not apply for 하다 verbs, see the section below for 하다 verbs.
가다→가요
오다→오아다 → 와요 *note ㅗ + ㅏ can be contracted into ㅘ.

여여

If the last syllable of the stem contains the vowels 이, then it becomes a 여. →

어요

If the last syllable of the stem contains any vowel except 오,아, and 이, then it becomes an 어.

하다 Verbs

하다 becomes 해요.


Conjugation Examples

  • Original → After


Sentence Examples

  • Example

Usage Exceptions

  • People saying 맞어 and 아퍼

Pronunciation

  • Special pronunciation rule?

See Also

  • Related topic or grammar