VIP 主语助词:께서 (kkyeseo)
Use `께서` instead of `이/가` when the subject is someone deserving high social respect.
- • Honorific version of subject particle 이/가
- • Used for elders, bosses, and seniors
Use `께서` instead of `이/가` when the subject is someone deserving high social respect.
Choose 이/가 for new info and emphasis; choose 은/는 for topics, contrast, and general statements.
Match `았/었/였` to the verb stem's vowel harmony to correctly talk about finished past actions and states.
Use (으)ㄹ 거예요 for general plans and predictions; it attaches to the verb stem based on the final consonant.
Use '-지 않다' to negate verbs formally or decisively by attaching it to the verb stem.
Negate Korean verbs by placing `안` right before the action, except for `-하다` action verbs.
When a verb stem ends in `ㄹ`, drop the `ㄹ` if the next part starts with **N**, **B**, or **S** (Nu-Ba-Sa).
When a ㄹ-stem verb meets the letters ㄴ, ㅂ, or ㅅ, the ㄹ simply vanishes.
When ㅂ adjectives meet a vowel, the ㅂ turns into 우, making 'spicy' (맵다) become '매워요'.
When conjugating ㅂ irregular verbs into polite forms, drop the ㅂ and add 우 (or 오) to make a smooth 'W' sound.
When irregular ㄷ verbs meet a vowel suffix, the ㄷ transforms into a smooth ㄹ sound.
If a verb ends in ㄷ and meets a vowel, swap the ㄷ for a ㄹ.
When a `르` verb meets a vowel, the `ㄹ` doubles and the `ㅡ` vanishes.
Drop the `ㅅ` before vowels, but keep vowel-separation and treat the stem as if the consonant still exists.
The ㅅ disappears before vowels but leaves a 'ghost' presence requiring -(으) endings, except in common regular verbs.
Drop the ㅎ and shift the vowel for colors and 'like this' words, but keep it for formal speech.
When `ㅎ` adjectives meet a vowel, drop the `ㅎ` and often shift the vowel to `애` or `얘`.
When a verb stem ends in '으' and meets a vowel, drop the '으' and match the preceding vowel.
Use -고 to link sequential actions or list facts, adding it to the stem and saving the tense for the very end.
The versatile 'stapler' of Korean grammar that joins actions or descriptions without needing complex conjugation rules.
`지만` is the essential Korean connector for linking two contrasting ideas within a single sentence.
Use (으)ㄹ 수 있다 to say you CAN do something, and (으)ㄹ 수 없다 to say you CANNOT.
Use `못` when you want to do something but can't, preserving social harmony and explaining inability.
Use ~지 못하다 when you physically cannot do something or external situations prevent you from doing it.
Add `~고 있다` to action verbs to describe what you are doing right this second.
Use `-고 있다` to describe ongoing actions or current life habits like an expert tutor.
Use `계시다` to respectfully say a high-status person is present or staying in a location.
When a VIP (boss, elder, customer) eats or drinks, upgrade your verb to 드시다 to show proper respect.
Replace `자다` with `주무시다` to show respect to elders; never use it for yourself.
Use `(으)ㄴ 후에` to clearly sequence events, ensuring the first action is finished before starting the next.
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