Wednesday 22 May 2013

Let's Learn Korean - Negative Particles -




   

지 마 한 마딜 못한다 이 바보가...

 

There are any 2 ways for making negative statement. 1st is using refuse particles, (no) and (can’t), and 2nd is using auxiliary, 말다 (stop or don’t).

1.      Particle /


This particle can only be used for declarative and interrogative sentences.

Example:  -  학교에 가요  =  I don’t go to school
                   -  학교에 가요?  =  You don’t go to school?
                   -  어제 밤도 잤어요 =  Last night i couldn’t sleep too
                   -  어제 밤도 잤어요?  =  Last night you couldn’t sleep too?
                   -  학교에 가십시다!  (X)
                   -  학교에 가십시오  (X)

The examples that i give (X) sign are incorrect because they’re exclamatory and imperative sentences.
can be used for verb and adjective, while can only be used for verbs because this particle shows the inability.

Example:  -  비싸다  =  expensive
                  -   비싸다  =  can’t expensive (X)

But not every adjective and verb can use this particle. Some of them already have negative form, for example 알다 with 모르다, 있다 with 없다 and 맛있다 with 맛없다.





 선택 같은 걸없어...


When making negative form for combined verb (noun+하다), we just have to put the refuse particles in front of 하다.

Example:  -  이제는 생각 해요  =  I don’t think now
                  -  이제는 생각 해요  =  I can’t think now
    

2.      Particle 않다 and 못하다


These particles have the same meaning with previous particles, but these particles are commonly used for formal conversation. They can be used for adjective and verb. When be paired with adjective, the statement depicts disappointment of the speaker and the particle means ‘not’ instead of can’t.

Example:  -  배우 않아요  =  I don’t study
                  -  떠나 못해요  =  I can’t leave
                  -  않아요  =  It’s not hot
                  -  토마스가 건강하 못해요  =  Regrettably Thomas is not well

Same with previous particles, these particles can only be used for declarative and interrogative sentences too.

Example:  -  학교에 않아요  =  I don’t go to school
                  -  학교에  않아?  =  You don’t go to school?
                  -  어제 밤도 잠들 못했어요  =  Last night i couldn’t sleep too
                  -  어제 밤도 잠들지 못했어요?  =  Last night you couldn’t sleep too?
                  -  학교에 않으십시오 (X)  »  Order statement
                  -  학교에 않으십시다! (X)  »  Allurement

3.      Particle 말다


This particle is used to state our disagreement or contradiction over anything. And this particle can only be used for imperative and exclamatory sentences.

Example:  -  고기를 말아요!  =  Don’t eat that meat!
                  -  여기서 들어오 말아요  =  Don’t come here!
                  -  집에를 들어오지 마십시오!  =  Don’t enter that house!
                  -  길에서 놀지 말고 집에서 놀자  =  Don't play in the street, play in the house instead
                  -  여기서는 담배를 피우지 마십시오!  =  Don't smoke in here!












Tuesday 21 May 2013

FTISLAND GIFs

back with post about FTI..
as a Kpoper, i really know that every fan wanna have good pics about their idols. so, i just wanna share gifs and pics that maybe Pris haven't owned ^^
so here they areeee!! ^__^


미나리야 뭐하고있어? -__- ㅋㅋㅋ



jinnieSAUR


hongkiSAUR


                                              

seungSAUR






When FTboys meet cameras -_- haha



Minari, your balloon haha




Jaejin ah, are you ok? 




Adorable leadahh




hongmin couple.. 




someone behind songsari: "Enough! I better leave than seeing these two childish guys!" haha




"please go, i wanna sleep ^^..  I SAID GO AWAY!!"  ㅋㅋㅋ

Let's Learn Korean - Particle 네요 and 나요 -






1. Particle 네요




I’ll go anywhere..
(I’ll go anywhere)..
너무 따뜻한 그대 눈에..
내가 담기네요..

This particle is used for showing the response of the speaker about something that he just realised. This particle only be used for declarative statement.

Example:  -  존이 한국말을 잘 좋아요  =  John speaks Korean well
                  -  존이 한국말을 잘 좋네요  =  I just know that John speaks Korean well

The 1st example shows you that the speaker has already known that John can speak Korean well, but in the 2nd example, it shows you that the speaker just realises that John can speak Korean well.

When this particle is paired up with 겠, the meaning of this particle becomes “I guess it will be...”.

Example:  -  내일은 너무 바쁘겠네요  =  I guess you’ll be so busy tomorrow
                  -   물이 조금 찬겠네요  =  I guess the water will be a bit cold

And when this particle is paired up with past particles and 겠, it means the particle is used for showing surprisedness that the speaker is so certain that the thing that he just knew will happen.

Example:  -  많이 아팠겠네요  =  Ah, it must be so painful
                  -   여행기가 많이 재미있었겠네요  =  The trip must be so fun

2. Particle 나요





알고 있나요?..

This particle is used for create polite questions. It can be replaced with particle (은)는가요.

Example:  -  지금 한국에는 얼마나 추운가요?  =  How cold is it now in South Korea?
                  -  이걸 그 여자보고 말하면 괜찮나요?  =   Is it alright if i tell this to that girl?



Let's Learn Korean - Permission Particle 어/아도 되다 -

This particle means "it's okay even...". 아도 is used for root word which ends by 아 and 오, while 어도 is for another vowels and consonants. Some adjectives can replace this particle, such as 괜찮다 and 좋다, but they become 도 괜찮아 and 도 좋다.

Example:  -  이제 자 돼요?         =  Can I sleep now? (Is it okay even if I sleep now?)
                  -  이제 차를 타 돼요  =  You can get in to the car now (It's okay for you to get in to the car now)
                  -  먼저 가괜찮아요   =  May I go first? (Is it okay if go first?)
                  -  넌 아니라도 좋아요   =  It's okay even it's not you

To make negative statement, you just need to add negative particles in front of this particle. And the meaning of the particle changes into "You don't have to...".

Example:  -  너무 비싸면 그 목거리를 안 사도 돼요  =  If the price is too expensive, you don't have to buy that necklace
                  -  싫으면 요리를 먹지 않아도 괜찮아요    =  If you don't like the dish, you don't have to eat that
                  -  정말 바쁘면 가지 못해도 좋아요             =  If you're really busy, it's okay for you not to go (If you're really busy, you don't have to go)



Preseeeennnttt!!! :D