library

(a)  

course/class

(a)  

homework

(a)  

restaurant

(a)  

breakfast/morning

(a)  

friend

(a)  

coffee

(a)  

school

(a)  

Type the word with the correct polite ending: 많다 -> 많 (a)  

Type the word with the correct polite ending: 재미있다 -> 재미있 (a)  

plural particle

Ex: 친구_

(a)  

to be all right, okay

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending.

(a)  

to be spacious/wide

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to be many/much

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to be delicious

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

how

*Remember: Since 어떻다 already has ㅓ twice. You can't repeat another ㅓ, You wouldn't be able to pronounce it. Therefore, you transform the ㅓ to ㅐand erase the ending letter. *

(a)  

to be fun, interesting

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to be good, nice

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to eat

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to sit

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

to know

Remember: The 다 is the dictionary form of the word. You don't speak or write that form. You use the polite ending

(a)  

very, really

(a)  

study (w/o the dictionary form and 하다)

(a)  

man

(a)  

tomorrow

(a)  

test/exam

(a)  

history

(a)  

today

(a)  

food

(a)  

juice

(a)  

television

(a)  

which of the two object particle would fit this sentence?

*Remember when it ends w/ consonant, it's 을 and when it ends w/ vowels, it's 를.

한국어_ 공부해요.

(a)  

and

(a)  

to meet (in dictionary form)

(a)  

Remember, the 다 is just the dictionary form. We do not speak or use that.

We take 다 out and add the correct polite ending.*

But also, when its ㅗ or ㅜ, you mash together the two vowels to make a combined vowel*

For ex: 배우어요 -> 배워요

to see, look, watch

(a)  

to write (in dictionary form)

(a)  

to get along (w/ polite ending)

(a)  

to do (w/ polite ending)

(a)  

to be tasteless, not delicious (w/ dictionary form)

(a)  

to be cheap (w/ dictionary form)

(a)  

to be uninteresting *polite ending*

(a)  

to be big (w/ dictionary form)

(a)  

how

(a)  

these days

(a)  

well

(a)  

now

(a)