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Why do some adjectives are like this?
싫어하는 사람
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some 하다 endings became 하는 or 한..
why??
Why do some adjectives are like this?
싫어하는 사람
소중한 사람
some 하다 endings became 하는 or 한..
why??
싫어하는 사람
소중한 사람
some 하다 endings became 하는 or 한..
why??
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@danielleasss
changing action verbs to adjectives.
제가 좋아하는 피자 > pizza THAT i like.
korean and english are different so think of 는 as “that/who”. in english it’s similar to verb + ing
for ex. run + cat = running cat
same mean, 마시는 > drinking
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싫어하다is a verb to hate
verb -는,은
adj-ㄴ ,은
귀엽다 -다 =귀엽 ㅂ=운
귀여운 사람cute person
or 이 사람은 귀여워요
this person is cute
ㅂ다=워요
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@danielleasss
changing action verbs to adjectives.
제가 좋아하는 피자 > pizza THAT i like.
korean and english are different so think of 는 as “that/who”. in english it’s similar to verb + ing
for ex. run + cat = running cat
same mean, 마시는 > drinking
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the verbs are usually in the end of the sentence...
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@dope12
not only those verbs it can be any action verb... please don’t write something that isn’t 100% true it confuses learners...
to explain better, 술 못마시는 여자 would mean > woman WHO doesnt drink, so as 마시다 is now an adjective, it doesnt have to be at the end of the sentence.
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