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in your dn

"퀸는 한국어를 배워요"

it should be "퀸은 한국어를 배워요"

because 퀸 ends in a consonant

when words end in a consonant you use 은 and when words end in a vowel you use 는

You’re correct, I must have just not been paying too close attention while I was typing, I make a ton of typos in English so it’s not surprising that I did so in Korean lol

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Some notes I took today to put all the transition words I know in an easier to read format

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잘 vs. 못 and Negative Conjugations Charts

Hey everyone! I’m back with more charts!! I hope you all find them useful! :) This time we have a chart contrasting 잘 and 못, and another showing how to negate sentences! 

BTW, I just moved into my dorm at college so it’s been a busy week lol. But I think I’ll still be able to put out content regularly! Just letting y’all know in case some of my posts seem a little lazy or something which I apologize in advance for! :)

If you want to see full-length lessons on these topics, here they are!

Level 1 / Lesson 1: Negative Sentences

Level 2 / Lesson 2: 잘 and 못

Here are the charts!

Feel free to ask me any questions you may have!!

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Time Words

언제 - When

부터 - from (usually used when referring to time but can be interchangeable with 에서 in a lot of cases)

지금 - right now

오늘 - today

어제 - yesterday

내일 - tomorrow

아까 - earlier

나중에 - later

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ㄹ/을까 Meanings

This has multiple meanings based on context.

First is if it is poised as a question then it gives the meaning of “shall (we,you,I)”

(우리가) 밥을 먹을까?  Shall we eat rice? (or meal, 밥 literally means rice but can be used just as meal in general)

Second use is as a statement - I intend to/ I am thinking of - add 하다 to the end

그 영화를 볼까 해요. I am thinking of watching that movie.

Third use is another statement - I am worried that/ about - add 봐 (sometimes the word 걱정되다 meaning to worry is added to the end but is dropped sometimes)

그녀가 나를 좋아하지 않을까 봐 걱정돼. I am worried that she will not like me.

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정하다 - to worry

약속하다 - to promise

거짓말하다 - to lie

고백하다 - to confess

죄송하다 - to be sorry

찾다 - to find, to look for

준비하다 - to prepare

가지다 - to have

기억하다 - to remember

꿈꾸다 - to dream

시작하다 - to start

끝나다 - to finish

보내다 - to send

사용하다 - to use

팔다 - to sell

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Conjugating Tips

sometimes when you conjugate an adjective it is necessary to change letters based on the ending (for this exercise I will conjugate into informal present tense)

if the word ends in ~하 : change to 해 ex. 하다 = 해요

If the word ends with ㅡ : change to ㅓ ex. 크다 = 커요 UNLESS the character before is a ㅏ then turn to ㅏ ex. 나쁘다 = 나빠요 OR there is a ㄹ at the end turn to ㄹ 라 ex. 빠르다 = 빨라요

if the word ends in ㅂ : change to 워 ex. 뜨겁다 = 뜨거워요

if the word ends in ㅣ : change to ㅕ ex. 느리다 = 느려요

if the word has a ㅏ on top and a ㅎ on the bottom : change to ㅐ ex. 삘갛  = 빨개요

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Linking words🔮

It’s one thing to know how to make a sentence, it’s another thing to connect sentences to each other to be able to make a comprehensive story. Here are some of the Korean linking words to do so!💫  

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Vocabulary Lists

HFV (High Frequency List of Words, aka the most used words in Korean)

Places

Jobs

Hobbies

Continents

Transport

Merry Christmas

Exclamations

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Small list of Korean Adjectives

These are written in dictionary form you can look at my post HERE to learn how to conjugate and use adjectives in Korean :)

Angry= 화나다

Annoyed/Irritated= 짜긍나다

Bad= 나쁘다

Beautiful= 아름답다

Big= 크다

Bitter= 쓰다

Bored= 심심하다

Boring= 지루하다

Brave= 씩씩하다

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Korean Adjectives

Adjectives in Korean show up in dictionary form with the ~다 ending like verbs and need to be conjugated. All sentences in Korean should end with a verb or an adjective btw.

There are two ways to express adjectives, the first before the noun and the second after the noun.

Ex. Quinn is smart = 퀸은 똑똑해요.  똑똑하다 means smart in dictionary form and you conjugate it into present tense with 아요 (어요 if it ends in a consonant) but notice I did not write 똑똑하아요, while technically correct it sounds weird so 하아 gets changed to 해

Smart Quinn = 똑똑한 퀸 Here you can see that I conjugated 똑똑하다 with ~ㄴ if it ends with a consonant with you would put ~은 Ex. 좋다 = 좋은

The first example is a complete sentence, the second one isn’t. If you wanted to add a verb to the sentence then you would use the second example.

Ex. Smart Quinn reads = 똑똑한 퀸은 읽어요. 

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Hello!

안녕하세요! 내 이름은 퀸이에요. 나는 21실 이에요 그리고 미국 사람이에요. 만나서 반갑습니다~

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Colors

Color= 색깔 Black= 감정색 Blue= 파란색 Brown= 갈색 Gold= 금색 Gray= 희색 Green= 초록색 Orange= 주황색 Pink= 분홍색 Purple= 보라색 White= 하얀색 Yellow= 노란색

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