But, lately I am working later and later. I don't have much time to study. One of my senior colleagues said it was because I am lazy that I didn't learn Korean. This made me quite sad to hear, but it's probably true. I think I just need to speak Korean more at work...
Anyway back to Sogang 1a, The section was about future tense - "What will you do?" and the exercise was very short dialogues that gave you the verb that you had to conjugate using ~거예요.
I understood the dialogues (which is a relief, as the text book is 2 levels below my current supposed level) but some of the verbs I couldn't conjugate properly.
I conjugated 사진찍다 to 사진찍을 거예요
but I was confused how to conjugate I will buy ~ / 사다.
I kept wanting to use 샀 거예요 as in the past tense 샀어요.
But of course it should have been to ~살 거예요.
It is fundamental problems like this and major gaps in my learning that cause most of my problems, when placed on the spot to speak Korean, I can usually get the correct base of the verb but getting the tense right is usually an issue for me. The result is I give the verb and mumble a wild guess at the conjugated verb tense and usually end up speaking in English. I really need to fix this. I often remind myself that I have a great opportunity to learn Korean by living in Korea and after more than 2 years I am really regretting the wasted opportunities.
What do I have to do? Memorize the conjugations? - Probably this is the best way...
This is a most valuable resource
I will post a list of the verbs and their conjugated forms, when I have finished reviewing the chapter.
But for those unfamiliar with Korean verb forms and honorific levels, Here it what I am up against
But for those unfamiliar with Korean verb forms and honorific levels, Here it what I am up against
- 하다
- to do
- regular verb
| tense/politeness level | conjugation |
|---|---|
| declarative present informal low | 해 |
| declarative present informal high | 해요 |
| declarative present formal low | 한다 |
| declarative present formal high | 합니다 |
| past base | 했 |
| declarative past informal low | 했어 |
| declarative past informal high | 했어요 |
| declarative past formal low | 했다 |
| declarative past formal high | 했습니다 |
| future base | 할 |
| declarative future informal low | 할 거야 |
| declarative future informal high | 할 거예요 |
| declarative future formal low | 할 거다 |
| declarative future formal high | 할 겁니다 |
| declarative future conditional informal low | 하겠어 |
| declarative future conditional informal high | 하겠어요 |
| declarative future conditional formal low | 하겠다 |
| declarative future conditional formal high | 하겠습니다 |
| inquisitive present informal low | 해? |
| inquisitive present informal high | 해요? |
| inquisitive present formal low | 하니? |
| inquisitive present formal high | 합니까? |
| inquisitive past informal low | 했어? |
| inquisitive past informal high | 했어요? |
| inquisitive past formal low | 했니? |
| inquisitive past formal high | 했습니까? |
| imperative present informal low | 해 |
| imperative present informal high | 하세요 |
| imperative present formal low | 해라 |
| imperative present formal high | 하십시오 |
| propositive present informal low | 해 |
| propositive present informal high | 해요 |
| propositive present formal low | 하자 |
| propositive present formal high | 합시다 |
| connective if | 하면 |
| connective and | 하고 |
| nominal ing | 함 |
Here are the answers to the questions in Chapter one on ~거예요
문법 -을 거예요①
가. 운동할 거예요, 만날 거예요, 쉴 거예요, 배울 거예요, 읽을 거예요, 볼 거예요, 먹을 거예요
나. 1. 내일 은행에 갈 거예요
2. 내일 테니스를 칠 거예요
3. 내일 친구를 만날 거예요
4. 오늘 오후에 집에서 쉴 거예요
5. 오늘 오후에 학교에서 점심을 먹을 거예요
6. 오늘 저녁에 집에서 책을 읽을 거예요
7. 내년 설날에 한복을 입을 거예요
8. 이번 주말에 콘서트에서 음악을 들을 거예요
9. 이번 주말에 친구 집에서 놀 거예요
10. 이번 주말에 집에서 음식을 만들 거예요
다. 1. 갈 거예요
2. 살 거예요
3. 찍을 거예요
4. 여행할 거예요
5. 만들 거예요
라. 1. 뭐 할 거예요? / 친구하고 식사할 거예요
2. 예) 친구를 만날 거예요
3. 예) 수영할 거예요
4. 예) 뭐 할 거예요? / 등산할 거예요
Check
-을 거예요
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읽다
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읽을 거예요
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먹다
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먹을 거예요
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가다
|
갈 거예요
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보다
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볼 거예요
|
㉢ 듣다
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들을 거예요
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㉣ 만들다
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만들 거예요
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