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KOREAN

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Section 2. Korean Sentence

Building with Jin
Lesson 5. Building base sentences with
basic vocabulary 1

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‘하다’ has no tense, and just meaning 'to do. It is
sometimes called as dictionary form . But I am just
going to refer to this type of verbs as 'base form
verb' or 'base verb. And base form always ends
with '다’.

For another base verb example, we have

'좋아하다.‘, So if you put '한국(Korea)' before
'좋아하다.' It becomes '한국 좋아하다' meaning 'to
like Korea".

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Unlike in English, a verb is always placed at the end
of the sentence in Korean. In English, verb comes
first and object follows like 'to like Korea‘. But In
Korean, you put ‘한국(Korea)’ first and ‘좋아하다(to
like)’ comes last.

‘한국 좋아하다’ is actually still awkward to use in

conversation, because It is still a base verb which
doesn't have tense.

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가다 사다
to go to buy

핸드폰 사다
한국 가다 to buy a cellphone
to go to Korea

보다 좋아하다
to see, to watch to like

영화 보다 한국 좋아하다
to watch a movie to like Korea

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