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    The document provides information on noun conjugation in Korean including the positive and negative forms. For positive nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 이다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 입니까 for interrogative statements. The polite forms replace 이다 with 이에요 or 예요 depending on the ending of the noun. For negative nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 아닙니다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 아닙니까 for interrogative statements. The polite negative form replaces 아닙니다 with 아니에요. Examples are given to illustrate the conjugation patterns.

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    The document provides information on noun conjugation in Korean including the positive and negative forms. For positive nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 이다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 입니까 for interrogative statements. The polite forms replace 이다 with 이에요 or 예요 depending on the ending of the noun. For negative nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 아닙니다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 아닙니까 for interrogative statements. The polite negative form replaces 아닙니다 with 아니에요. Examples are given to illustrate the conjugation patterns.

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    Noun Conjugation PDF

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    Karen Mae Campomanes
    The document provides information on noun conjugation in Korean including the positive and negative forms. For positive nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 이다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 입니까 for interrogative statements. The polite forms replace 이다 with 이에요 or 예요 depending on the ending of the noun. For negative nouns, the patterns are subject + noun + 아닙니다 for declarative statements and subject + noun + 아닙니까 for interrogative statements. The polite negative form replaces 아닙니다 with 아니에요. Examples are given to illustrate the conjugation patterns.

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    NOUN CONJUGATION (POSITIVE)

    Pattern: Subject + Noun + 이다

    이다 – to be (dictionary form)

    입니다 - declarative form

    입니까 - interrogative form


    IS / AM /ARE

    Ex. I am a student. Are you a student?


    저는 학생입니다 (당신은) 학생입니까?

    This is a pencil.
    이것은 연필입니다

    Polite Form

    이에요 / 예요 – is the polite form of 입니다 / 입니까 (is, are, am, is it/is it?)

    Rules:
    Noun + 이에요 – ends with consonants
    Noun + 예요 – ends with vowels

    Ex. It is a whiteboard.
    칠판이에요 (?)

    It is a soap.
    비누예요 (?)
    NOUN CONJUGATION (NEGATIVE)

    아닙니다.(DECLARAIVE)
    IS NOT/ AM NOT /ARE NOT
    아닙니까? (INTERROGATIVE)

    POLITE FORM

    아니에요 (DECLARATIVE / INTERROGATIVE)

    PATTERNS

    S + N + 아닙니다 / 아닙니까

    N + 아니에요

    Ex:

    I am not a student. You are not a student?


    저는 학생이 아닙니다. 당신은 학생이 아닙니까?

    POLITE FORM

    I am not a student. You are not a student?


    저는 학생이 아니에요. 당신은 학생이 아니에요?

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