Bryan Park% y)) @ At a Glance en word @- showing tt % same ra a @ FMVS AOk as the entry FRAL/E AL word \ Hsueh FASLich/s ALich ‘801? FMB HOH? Hoe? FAALUE HAL? U7 PAUSE AU? RS? RMSE BUH i FL, FO} Conjugations by PA tense, speech i Pare but EX, FeO) levels, and mood By. 5 a, Sunt I Informal Low = it: Informal High ee Ill: Formal Low WW: Formal High Related words 4 Sentence 2 patterns Sample RS sentences Al 78S SAM BAR, At SAIMOLI Can [have a glass of water? Thank you for giving me a chance:ou SH SAE ESATA » sete oo Preface +++ Fat Guide to Conjugation 500 Basic Korean Verbs 12, 2th ist 13, GRE} Si-) Stet 1, 7H} - 14, 2p Act 2, Bab AIC 15, RESCH CPAE-)— StCt 3, Fella AEF 16, AMC 4, 7hAI7 ICE 17, Sich 5, FHA QU ict 18, 4 atch 6, FEA ACH 19. ACh 7, Zo} 9}c} Aqch 20. - 8, Fofe}e} JIC = 9, Uy ‘tt AIC 10, WP act dele Act 11, FARSEH RA-) StCt 24, Aol7}+ ich Contents32, 2 BSH HR-) HHH EHH ch GREE) Ch (FI) hGH) PSHE) . Bee EC} Ba iE) . ESP SHCH ALF) b3}c}(BA-) Tae 46, P73 E)EL Hen -) 47, PEPCK) 48, PEEP ORL) HH -) UNF) (aCIR-) ti) (ic t&-) b*2 AIC Adc Alc ttt AIC atch atc} ect otc} it Sich 26 28 29 30 65 e®.. 78, 79, 80. 81, 82, 83, 84, _ Heh} 86, 87 92, 93, 94 55. 7] 89. 90. 91, _ Thee 63, 64, IEP 66. ME al . BHC a0} aye mee] nt} . TEo]t} . Up . ol Ale} . But 75, #0)t} », Uy] ue} uy} ee Up ate} Ald] ge} uehac} 3 ro}7ieh wdc} ‘wut uped uct Wel7h} uel erp uelc} Aich ‘att Atct AIct Act Ach AACE ACH ACh act Ach act AIC 7H Ach JHC AIC {Ck ACH Act 7iCt ICE Atct act AlCl ACh ‘ach ‘act AIch ict 7tct AIC 90 91 92 3 o496, 97. 98. OB: 100, 101, 102, 103. 104, 105, 106. 107, 108, 109. 110. lil ws 113. 114, 115. 116. 117. 3 118. = 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, ua act 7 AICH ‘acy AICt ole} ict woyyt ACh Wald] Act 3u] Ct be eS}e} ict SHH H N-) Stct eu alc wz} Jc} ]c} Adc sq ‘act sold Adc sea} AIC at} sec wth ~ “yy ACH ac Act Jick Ich ich . th} ict ). C7} 2c} Jick THY er} 7ict FT AIC tpale} AIC |. Uh} ict std ‘act gq ct weld Aict ac} atch qe} AIC 96 98 9 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 Ml 112 113 114 115 116 M17 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130. 131. 132. 133. 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150. 151. 152, 153. 154, 155. 156, . IC} ae eo] wc} Ww qu} 7] ws a eo ot ob sae ic} Upc} acy Ha) (HE-) CH) (BL) (FA) ict ACE ACH 7ICh ct Act ‘ict Act atch ‘ach ACh aict ict atch ACh Aact ick 7th Act 7th Act otct act At 7tct JHC Jick JIC Air AIct ait atch 7th AIChE AACE zct 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 Sh Se re+f BRERA T £ i PSbCH ew) Sic atc act zct rich Act atc Ach ct act249, 252, 253. 254, 256, ¥ 257, 258, 259, 260. 261, 262, 263. 204, 265, 206, 267, 4 268, 209, ANct Atct Jit 7tct 2c} atc ‘ct AICH AIC eict aict ‘atc stct ‘atc ACH ‘act ES} C} atc} ee] Act Bele} Att ae uct 2 AIC wlo}aly Alc wee AIch Bic} ACh moje Pict wish) ict MASS} CHEE) tc Hult} ACh ac} JIC Holt}! Alc Hore AIC a ‘act acy Act BEd = EPSECH(APaE-) StCp 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 S29 PNP ny & RAG “sons PRHER WH WAT HR 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 206 267 268 269 270. 271, 272, 273. 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281 282, 283. 284, 285, Q.. 286, 287, 288. 289, 290, 291, 292. 293. 294, 295. 296, 297. 298. 299, 300, 301. 302, 303, aq uct Rp ICH ech AIH lt} Alct Biter Cc) st sic} AIC nee} AIC ujayo AAC} we AIC gluyct 7ICt WEALTH} ICH . mac} Alc wh A) Cpe ACE alc} AICt wry ct mele} atch AK HCH AbEhaICp Act ASS} Ep aict ALS SICH BEIH-) ACH ALS} GEH-) SEC At} _ Ate]c} AMCh Aba ac} ict APES (AME) SIC yzucp JIC Bebs\cp AIH ANZPS EC Stct ANZA} HCE Al 7\} ACh aq a AVP} #2ct aq AC} ALE SECH EHD) SICH 270 271 283167, 168, 169. 170, 171, 172, 173. 174, 175. 176, 177. 178. 179. 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190. 0. 191, 192, 193. 194, 195, 196, 197. 198. 199. 200, ay act ace zich Ber} AMC} Sec} ACH Bol7pe ich Soy Ac Sou} ich Soap aia ue} atc wep pep 7ICt we} 9c} 7th wee] AIC wL}c} ick wWg=rp e2tt wealth ACH de} act weld Att mo} a|cp Att mac} ACH sch Aqch ace Alc eer} Act cecp AIH sE3}c} atc Phes}ep Btct vr} 22t} hac] AIC upd Ach oh gc Bele] Adc eh} JHC uke} uct WESPSHCH WIL) Sich ubale ACh 167 168 169 170 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201, 202. 203, 204, 205, 206, 207. 208. 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223. 224, 225, 226, 227. 228, 229, 230. 231, 252. 233, 234, ue wegeahey wal utc} wy wc a us| wy we} Be} uit] v)sec} ac} wo] ae “OS ett PEER § co a yd a = Bu eB BA Bech vp) }s}e+ p]a}c} wet wc 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 21 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223, 224© 270, eC} Ze} ae 271. BU} alch 235, BEE} Act’ 235 272, BU AIC} 236, BRAC AMC} 230273, ole} Alp 237, BEC] HCE 287274, BITSHH CE HE) SICH 274 238, HRe} ALC] ip 238 275, 8] UC} MCh 275 239, HREC} Serf 239 276, 3) ee} ACH 276 i 240, BECHSECHUR-) Sth 240) 277, ul a|t} ACE 277 241, Ye} ache 241 278. Weir} ACh 278, 242, Yro}So]r} MCh 242 279, Bye 7} «279 243, SEASICHCHE L-) ACh 23 280, ha} Jit = 280 244, SSPE) Sich 2 281, mha}c}H ACh 281 245, YSSCHBIE-) Sth 215 282, mhz} CP ACH (282 246, MEAUSECLCHEAE-) BHCh 210-283, lfc} Ach 285 247, ASCHER) Step 247 284, BC} act 284 248, SESH} A-) Sich 218285, Bele} Alch 285 249, vb ele} ACE 249 250, att} SICH 250 @ 251, SHESECHGHR-) Stef 251 AR 252, 4-4} AC} 286, AFe} JIC} ~=—.286 253, Helq] ACH 287, Abe} 2) Cp ACh 287 254, Wc} act 288, A} S}C+ sich | 288 255, ely ACH 289, ASEH AL) AICP 289 256, Wojau ACh 290. ALS-SECH(HEHH-) StCF 290 257, Weld AIH 291, Ate} - 291 258, YU} ict 292, Be}q] ACH 292 259, o}t}c} JIC 293, 43] ef Jit 293 260, Het} (#g-) tct 294, PFS HMR) step 294 261, ASLS}C} RY E-) stct 295, Zp 4c} JIC 295 262, yt} AIC 296, 2p SU} Ach 290 263, Wo} JIC} 297, QZpSc} Si} | 297 264, wo}t}! AIC 298, YAU Cp TECH 298 265, Ho]tP AIC 299, AB7)E} AIF 299) 266, At} ‘act 300, AVC} — 300 267, HUF Ct 301. FEU} Ech Al 268, =r} = 302, Aq} IC} 302 269, SEPSPC}(ATSE-) Sth 303, BSC} ME-) BECP 408304, AASECH HE HF-) 305, 2 BSP RHA) 306, 78S SPEER -) 307. AP 308. 27HBECHH Ah) 309, Anz] 310, SSE} (Ni-) 311, eu} 312, 44} 313, Al telq] 314, Che HE-) 815. Ce HE) 316, 317. 4 (ft f-) CRig-) (RE-) HRA) opm atc} ict atc} ACH tc} Alc otct act Adc} A{ct AAC atch ANCE 338, ee] 339, es14 340, Skt} 341, BU 342, Be} 343, CHR) SEHR AT-) SEC} (TE FE-) HERE) 3 . GEB-) a 366, ASP) 367. SU} 368, e]e} 369, $4]° 370, &7] 371, &U 372, Q3CH(i-) 373, MeOH) 374, 21] SPEH CUR) &375. 376. Bat 378. BY. 380, 381. 382, 383. 384, 385, 386. 387. 388. 389. 390, 391. 392. 393. 394, 395. 396. On 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402. 403, 404, 405, 406, 407. 408, SysecK ie) ict oli Adc olet} AIC o|Folz|th AC OARS) Stch olok7tett} atch o)-8-S} HHI) ste} ol SSH GRAR-) sich oO) ESC} (HEH) sich QAR A) tet go ict aejq ACh doy ACH eae} ‘ltt atc} atct aq ict Bopetee atc ae AIC alc} Bch shot act oi ick hoppy elep AIC Ae] Jick abe} 7K akeete atch Az 2=ct ae\ty ACH aed Ach axed sict Arey ‘atct asc act AACE 7ict aq ‘act ear} Aict 375 376 378 a7 380 381 382. 383 384 385 386 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409, 410, 411, 412. 413, 414, 415, 416, 417. 418. 419. 420, 421, 422. 423, 424, 425, 426. 427, 428, 429, 430, 431. 432, 433, 434, 35. 436. 437, 438, 439. 440, 441, 443, 444, aq = As} g-) atch ASCH AG) stct Aejstceeye) atc ASHE) atch ad act AVS SEH) StH ZEAPSECH i #E-) StCh ZAG) atch =u} act SUHER) Stet ops act FH ACH FASC ERE) StCh aq} act Fo tC} ACh ZR] SHCH CA) atch S184 act Sold} ACH aq ACh 27/4 Ait S7F CI) otct AU} JIC} ayo atch alae Act Alt} ACH aad Ect A Ach A\A\} ACh AAR 7H} alzq AIC AQ SCE) Ach Bea (AM-) Sic ald} Ach Alc = alc] AIC}. to} 2c} 5. a-F-C} . ANC] . B2B}C} Git) . ATP} . RUSH GATE) . EF . SPST (LR) . SSH Be) — . Baap) . Sha) alee On 465, AAI 406, AAC} 467, =1¢} 468, 71> Ou 469, EE} 470, EP 471, 8 TERE) SCH (ial-) ict Ck-) 7H YHHER-) BIC TYGEAA-) atch CEE) atch ect act AlcRare (elonre - onjugation1. What is Conjugation? All Korean verbs end with -C} such as 7}CH(to go), “{CH(to write), and At C}(to live). Parts which precede -C}, that is, 7}, 4, and 4! are called the stem. The stem is constant in its shape, and various words can be attached to it to indicate different meanings, tenses and levels of formality. These attachments are called endings. Conjugation basically refers to the way a verb is formed using these different endings. 2. Regular Verbs and Irregular Verbs Most verbs follow a regular conjugation pattern. However, there are a number of exceptions or irregular verbs which follow other distinct patterns. Even among the regular verbs, there is one special type you have to pay attention to—2 Verbs. These are verbs whose stem ends with a @, for example, 4#CH(to live), 2ICH(to push), and SCt(to turn). They follow the basic conjugational rules, but they are sometimes different from other regular verbs. 3. Conjugation Patterns of Regular Verbs #1. VS+ending The endings -A}, -i1, -74Lt, -A]@t, -7|, -%|, and -2! can be attached to the stem of all verbs (regardless of whether they are @ verbs or not). (-A}) 7}+A}—7}AK(let's go) ¥1+7|— AF (let's write) Al+7|—AIAH(let's live) (-) 7}+1—7}a1(go and) 24+ 1—7l (write and) 4h al —Atal(live and) #2. DVS+ending 2VS=+= endingThe endings -L|?, -=Cl, and -= can also be attached to the stems of verbs. But here, it's important to note that the stem of = verbs loses the final 2. e.g. (-L1?, QD7}+L| 2—7}L]2(do you go?) *+L| ?—ZiL|2(do you write?) @At = L|?—AtL|?(do you live?) (CEG) O7H=o|—7 HE a|(go but) A+ =0| AS 4 (write but) @Alt = SE|—AHE dl (live but) #3. ()VSv+ending1 QNS=+endingi 3)VSc+ending2(-° -) The verb conjugation for the endings -Fi/-O A, -2{U/-224 7, -H/-O m4, and -G/- basically depend on whether the stem of the verb ends with a vowel or a consonant. If the stem of the verb ends with a consonant, you should add -©- in front of the endings for the convenience of pronunciation. Also note that again, = verbs are the exception. They don't need an extra -2- and they also don't lose their final 2. e.g. (-H/-2H) O7HE!—7}21(if you go) @AH—AtA (if you live) @A+2 + B—A © A(if you write) (-4D-2L4D) O7}+={ 1—7}e4 Win order to go) @At+=| T1—Atey a1(in order to live) @A+2+% 1—AS a4 T(in order to write) #4, (NSveending1 2NS=+ © ending1 3)VSc+ending2(-2-/-Type #4 is similar to type #3 in some ways. The verb conjugation for the endings of Type #4 also differs according to whether the final sound in the stem is a vowel or a consonant. If the stem of the verb ends with a consonant, you should add -©-, -L--, or -A- in front of the endings for the convenience of pronunciation. And just to make things extra complex, in this case = verbs do lose their final = in the stem. The endings -A|2/-OAP2, -LCWECf, -L/-E, -2/-S, -LIIW-QU Ih, -S UL] CH-S UC, -H L] t7/-G LU W?, and - A|Ch/-S AIC belong to type #4. There is an easy way to tell the type #4 endings from the type #3 endings. The endings of type #4 begin with 4, L, or 4, while type #3 start with O or 2 eg. (-M|2/-2 M2) D7}+Al| 2-7} A.B (please go) Qa+ - M|2—A}A|2 (please live) QOA+2 +h 2Q—-AOH|2 (please write) (-LCH-ECH OH C}—2IC}(go) QA -C]—ArcHlive) OAL +A | -AEcHwrite) (EH UCH-SUCH 7H HL O}—2L cH(go) QA = =L|C}—AtL|Ch(live) OAtA+ SLI —ASUCHK write) #5. DVS) .+ending1(-0}) 2MSeise+ending2(-04) 2VS»+ending3(-0}) Type #5 endings include -0}@/-0{ 2/-04 2, -Of/-O1/-04, -Of2}/-0f2}/-of af, -20{ 2/-24 01 /-4042, and -O}A4/-0| Al/-O1q. These types of endings are basically classified according to whether the final vowel in the stem of the verb is | /L or not. Here it does not matter whether the stem ends with a consonant or not. If the final vowel in the stem of the verb is a }/ -L, the stem combines with ending -O}, and in other cases, -0}. Also, remember one important group of verbs: StC} verbs. In Korean, manyverbs end with -d}C} such as 24S}C}(to study), CHE}StCH(to answer), and S4té}C}(to arrive). (i.e. their stem ends with -d|-) When they are conjugated in this way, they combine with -04. e.g. (-Of2/-01 2/-042) D7H+0} 2— 7-2 (go) 2+0} 2-2} 2 (come) Al+0} 2—AL0}2 (live) @A\+0| 2— AfQ(stand) OSHS+% LQ-S HA Q(study) (-20{ 2/-Q.04 2/-BOY2) D7H+2t0i 2-20} 2 (went) 2Q+20| 2—$t04 B (lived) A+ 210) 2-201 2 (lived) @M+210| 2-440} B(stood) BGS HSH L- FH RO Q(studied) Maybe you already noticed something strange. 7}+0} becomes 7+2, not 7}0}2. And 2+0}2 becomes 22, not 2O0+2, Aj+0{2 becomes AM, not 012. This is because of vowel contraction. In the course of conjugation, when a vowel meets with a vowel directly, they are usually contracted. pes | Rule of Vowel Contraction Example Ww be 7H0l-74 B qd+4—4 A+ 0j—Aq ec | A+ fat 2Q+0}-9} D sto B+0}-al aes tind +01 E |+4—4 PEX|+O1— 7 4 tir i DLO} 74H oH tir |+04—At] 7 a+ fal | -— §|+0|—5H ot+ {all ot+Oj— aH 4. Conjugation of Irregular Verbs 4.1. 4 irregular verbs 4 irregular verbs are verbs whose stems end with 4. They lose their 4 before endings beginning with a vowel. eg [vans — Enna). eS BMGSMS |i DIQMIS/C2 SICH(to recover) Ut, OBL LIOR | Git, ONIQ—LIONID Wt. OLR LYOH® AICH(to build) Ble, QM— TOM | Fle, QH\O— AON | Re, O12— AB {C(t connect) | Ol, 251 010M | Bt, HQ OOM BH, 12 —O|R SCH pour) BH, OB HO BF ONO HONS SF, 019— HOR The following verbs look like « irregular verbs, but they are not. They follow the regular conjugation rules. YICH(to take off), SCH(to laugh), AICH(to wash) ¥IC}(to comb) 4.2. 4 irregular verbs irregular verbs are verbs whose stems end with 4. They lose their & before endings beginning with a vowel, and then grow a & or 2. Encinas|y.9-28 SCt(to help) SSCH(to lie) BCh\to roast) e |w-mgede —— |esoieigroi2 | Sty PtOU-Eon Sty POH O— GAH | B+, Qt0}2 —E92 SSM EH PHONO SOMA BE, SHI FOO PA Be QOS FEMA gy, Se0|2 FAO The following verbs look like 4 irregular verbs, but they are not. They follow the regular conjugation rules. ZICH(to take), #CH(to pull out), WCH(to chew), 24CH(to wear) 4.3. © irregular verbs C irregular verbs are verbs whose stems end with ©. The becomes a 2 before endings beginning with a vowel.#s-aL20) #4-MQION| 2 #5.-0/ 21-01 2/-012 nig ato! —stoet MEH e+ 2 —MASLOND WHE cet |2 —TSO}2 Bt atON YO Bt eB+ON|2—-AOMD 2 awe gol gt. a+on| goal |e Stato goo E+ 2H 2 B02 | Areal Yor 2 | Areav0i2 Moje The following verbs look like © irregular verbs, but they are not. They follow the regul HEC}(to take), lar conjugation rule. EICH(to close), QICt(to get), 4.4. © irregular verbs & irregular verbs are verbs whose stems end with =. ICt(to believe) The — of 2 is dropped before the endings beginning with a vowel, and then the remaining 2 is eg. doubled. Endings #5, -0/ 21-0) 21-012 O}B+x 2+0/2—Bato HB+> 2+0;}2—wato AB+x 2+0/2—Bae | QBtx a40|/2-Sa}a (2 2C}(to occur) | B=CH(not to know) TELC(to choose) WOE y 2t0/2—HSaQ Bet 2t+0/2-B22 DE+x 2+0/2—B22 2 Ct(to call) +-2(Ct(to press) Het, 2+0/2-BayQ FBt, 210/2-By2 PECH(to stay) AVC} (to hurry) MFBtx 2t0/2—-MBAQ P2ty 240/9-BAo 32 Ci(to flow) BSBtx 2t+0}2-By2 |B Cito raise) 7|Btx 2+0/2—-Bye _3|2Ct(to shout) A|B+x 2+0/2—-BaAeQ-Eh /7#1920a/ 1.71 fo go See mn eels Future | Present Progressive E HNO HO} 7 Qo} THAOILA HOA 74D. gl04e Pee oe T — Se ee Treacztct BIC ACh 7B ict THAIS HRBUC This fat ALICE PL LICH PHLO|T/E HOW 74D. $101? or THLE 7HALE Tei I | I but 7Hs/2)-7AIRE, 7HSo EEG So THOM IEA, FHL 7 Lat HOS ft HOGI Propositive THA TERE ET ing 7HO2, 2H7/=7171 THO AIC>2BAICE SNES) attempt not 7HO\7b (SCH | 28-74] (RICH) Ura 2H 7H JHL=Z \JHe-at 7H oh MAE CEBU CTC E) Synonyms — Causative fi] SIC} Antonyms 2c} ~— Honorific AIC Asc ce a Gud ofc] 7th, ofc} heh BAe ule + UE HE BAe w]e] ZIC} T go to church every Sunday + o]C] 7}? Where are you going?420. SOfSI Ch /2°*He2n2ca/ ede ‘SIt} Boral Foro =—- BOkSHAMO|/ Foret 740f ZopstT 20} FHL = FOIMYN FZopswoie/Sorw Ao2 Sosa yor Sosct «= FOHMIC}-_«- FOfstAAC}/Sorst 74ch Zotsta sch SOLICE | FOMSLICH FofotASLicl/ Fors AUIch Fopste BSc} Sots? =| BOHM? ~—- Fokstzkol2/Forst oH? = Fopsta oi? ZOHL? FOMOL? olsRoL?/Sore Hole? Sotsta sore? HOt? = SOL? =—- FOPSHAL|2/HOHSt ALI? = Forse L|2 SOIL? BOMSLM? Sorsersrymi?/ Sos ALi? Sopsta SLi}? Zofst and =| Bokstat, Sojsta] Sosa or Zofst{Lt Zopahay but ‘Sopetalet, SOSH] Z0sAS so SO, SOpSHL| Mt Sots inorderto Zose4z 0s if Bose Borst wing Bote, ZOvs}7 Sorsalct attempt | not Sofa (SCH) | FSAI (PCH) Zost= —_-Z0fst Bost Borst WE Synonyms — APEISIC} Causative 0}s}74| Sich Antonyms — 40/8} Honorific Z0fs-AlC} Passive — Humble — “Woes ge 0}, I don't like summer very much: L ae 2 Who is your favorite singer?421 =C} /Ctuda/ a 2 ett Such HSUct a? Ol? 12? Bolg? Su? BLIP Bun? Rau? A EN|Z Het FUN a Ag art | } | Synonyms —-HIBstct Antonyms — IC} | Passive £0{z|C} Pee a tT E> 8 2 PW wD a Hl MO1/B HOF 4 2 ACH ACh r= see ACH H 32 32 2 Z 2/B Hole 32 o ‘SUCH BLIct 1012/S HAOK? 127/B Aol? L2/B ALI? HH HH A A 22 | 32/30 Lig ot 32 iS 32 a> Suis aU? #2, 504 FAL ERG, FEUl AM, FL inorderto 32471 it wing 2 attempt | not | (SCH) | 752] (ICH) & ange Causative 22H) atch Honorific 2A)c} Humble Geir} -AlAl 38 ZU Ch, Thank you for giving me a chance. ? Can I have a s of water?490. DS}Che-) /WstCtpihada/ © ‘see lat T}skO} Wat 2t01/z| St HOF Tate TRAL —-HSHOQ/a/St Aaa aStct Skt DSA aS ACL WSUCH | RS LICH DoS UCH/ ale ALICh lat? TRO}? lst MO1?/Tlet HOF? Djsq2? =» DIOL? —-Wapstoj27/T]S Aol? ? WstL|? ISL? Top RL2/aISt ALI? Ts QU? BH HB og oo HoH HF 22) 2 | eS) ee S a om fl 32 Zs to DSL? WSL? TlSHSLIHP/TlSt ALIN? Disk USLIH? lat and asta, Ost} TSH or ——TSHAL Tshet but TfotAlet, DIsH=e TISHYAL2 so SHA, mIStLJ7} qaaz if wate ing D8, Daf] attempt |not Taq (SCH) | DistAl (Sch) Dist We Synonyms = — Causative Djd}7i| SHC} Antonyms — Honorific — TISqAIC Passive - Humble — auc. stain from any strenuous You should a se. ar 2. Why are you avoiding me these days?491 ofc} /etCthada/ _ Ho SESE 40K Hoe 8 J AOL RCH ticle Act SLICt sh —HBUCL & /# auch at? 3 HOI? /% Hor? a2? a —Ho12? | (2 Hol2? SILI? SHRILL? BLL 7/8 AU? BL? 3 seu shine AUN a and oH ai—3tt, sheesh 32 or SH) HHL —at2t but 6 sialBt, SH") —shEG) ae so. 6 aA, SHE StL lt al inorder to 3} saz iff shoal slat wing 3 8, SH 7| St] —StAIct attempt | not SH-0\—8ll (HICH) | SH: SHA] (RCH) bee oD Qe on 32 2 or gk gt HoH EB 2 32 32 32 a Hi) A 2 ok x Synonyms Causative —AlaIct, afzil Sick ‘Antonyms: Honorific StAICt Passive Humble — FAS st + AF PHS = Ao] BoyR, T have nothing to do right now + Sa)5 la] | AY? When will you do your homework?ROY AY nLcy-Ech ~wUch-GLchis ~0}?/-012/-999 1 -0}27/-0127/-0127'5 Um L242 es LF) BUH -Ol/-0/-04 ~HIQ/-242Q6 4 —Of2}/-O424/-O12}5 ~HAIQ/-ONAIQ ~O1/-O4/-O45 ~OfB/-012/-12"5 “He BACH -BAICH ¥).VStending #2. OVS+ending 2NS=+2 ending #3. OVSv+endingt 2NSetendingt @VSctendinga(-2-) DVSvtendingt 2VS.+ 2 endingt VSctendinga(-2-/--/-A-) #5. DNSi/+endingt(-ob) QVSecotending2(-O1) > GVSs+ending3(-of) aes) Bo -H/-04'5 “Alois -1012/-2018/-B01R! Ao} ste -siet-tchs ate “RR UICH-SIBUICY-at@Uichs -aleuche ~Bh019/-Bt¥7/-Bt01915 or? -S10127/-S10127/-10127°° — —BOI278) ASILIT/-SuLIN/-StuIre® aL |-eume-seum/-meus met») a, 0-209 “aii, 2 WOO, uae ~2/a/-2247143 PTTL