2nd new review Flashcards
Other than using 되다,지,겠, what grammar constructs “one has to…” or “one must…”
아/어야 하다 does what?
저는 밥을 먹어야 해요 = I have to eat
저는 지금 공부해야 해요 = I have to study now
제 말에 동의해야 해요 = You need to agree with what I’m saying
먹어야 해서 늦게 왔어요 = I was late because I had to eat
Other than using 되다,해,겠, what grammar constructs “one has to…” or “one must…”
Also give me the commanlity usage in conversations or writing.
아/어+야+지/죠, is mostly done in conversation
(no space between 아/어 and 지/죠)
우리는 빨리 가야죠! = We have to go fast!
먹어야지! = You have to eat!
신입생들에게 반말을 해야지 = You should speak in 반말 to the freshmen students
운명을 믿어야지 = You need to trust (in) fate
It is possible to conjugate 하다 or 되다(future or past) at the end of the clause following after 아/어야 to reflect what?
Look at the examples for how to do past and future. abd
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그때 열심히 일해야 되었어요 = At that time I had to work really hard
복사기를 수리해야 되었어요 = We had to repair the photocopier
시력이 워낙 안 좋아서 화면에 가까이 있어야 되었어요= My eyesight isn’t good, so I had to be close to the screen
10분 후에 가야 될 거예요 = We will have to go in 10 minutes
그 이를 뽑아야 될 것 같아요 = We will probably have to pull out that tooth
신입생들을 위해 선물을 준비해야 할 거예요 = We will have to prepare a present for the freshmen
What construction is used (2) to reflect that something “had to have” happened or “will have to” happen.(not 아/어야겠다)
The translation of “I will have to…” doesn’t perfectly reflect the purpose of this construction. When a speaker uses WHAT?(하다/되다 없어요), he/she has received some sort of information or signal that is causing him/her to say this sentence.
아/어야겠다 what does it basically mean and connotation of meaning and usage?
Remember that I always suggest to not focus too much on English translations but rather to focus on the meaning that the Korean sentence has. Below are more examples:
남자친구랑 내일 헤어져야겠다 = I’ll have to break up with my boyfriend tomorrow
이 사실을 부장님께 알려 줘야겠어요 = I’ll have to tell the boss (about) that fact
그녀를 위해 선물을 사야겠어요 = I’ll have to buy her a present
결과를 다시 검토해야겠다 = We’ll have to examine the results again
OSID
What are the four ways excluding conjugating(in the past/future) to create “one has to…” or “one must…”(one alters the meaning due to tense, tell me it)
Also explain usage connoatation in like speak, writing(some can be compared)
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Replacing 하다 with 되다 in ~아/어야 하다 can be done with no difference in meaning. I feel that using 되다 instead of 하다 is much more common in speech.
It is also possible to use “~지” (or the formal equivalent ~죠) instead of 하다 or 되다 in ~아/어 야 하다/되다. Using ~아/어+야+지/죠like this is mostly done in conversation.
When adding ~아/어야겠다 to the end of a sentence like this, the translation of “I will have to…” doesn’t perfectly reflect the purpose of this construction. When a speaker uses ~아/어야겠다, he/she has received some sort of information or signal that is causing him/her to say this sentence.
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이 일을 끝내고 싶으면 우리는 협조해야 해요
= If you want to finish this work, we need to cooperate
울타리를 넘어야 돼요 = We need to go over the fence
우리는 빨리 가야죠! = We have to go fast!
신입생들에게 반말을 해야지 = You should speak in 반말 to the freshmen students
Remember that I always suggest to not focus too much on English translations but rather to focus on the meaning that the Korean sentence has. Below are more examples:
남자친구랑 내일 헤어져야겠다 = I’ll have to break up with my boyfriend tomorrow
이 사실을 부장님께 알려 줘야겠어요 = I’ll have to tell the boss (about) that fact
HTSK
What verb construction creates:If you want to say that you “need to” do a verb.
Also how would you to indicate that one does not need to do something?(NT)
What is the function of this
You can add ~ㄹ/을 필요가 있다/없다 to the stem of a verb/adjective.
Notice the makeup of this grammatical concept. “필요” acts as a noun that is being described by a verb.
있다 is then used to indicate that the person “has” that necessity.
강한 캐릭터를 만들 필요가 있어요 = We need to make a strong character
예외를 다 설명할 필요가 있어요 = You need to explain all of the exceptions
제자리에 놓을 필요가 없어요 = You don’t need to put it back in its place
그렇게 가까이 앉을 필요가 없어요 = There’s no need to sit that close
How would you say noun in Korean?
명사
How would you say verb in Korean?
동사
to possess, be equipped, hold(not 소유하다, 차지하다) fancy word
보유하다
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핵무기를 보유하다발음듣기
possess nuclear weapons
retain one’s name on a subscription list
예약자명부에 그 이름을 보유하다.
The market holds at …won.
그 시장은 …원을 보유하다.
hold the trusteeship of one’s nephew’s property
그 조카의 재산수신탁권(財產受信託權)을 보유하다.
the college has a faculty staff of…
그 대학은…명의교수단(團)을 보유하다.
What are the 3 meanings all different for 맞다
What verb is good for:
to be right, be hit, fit
complicated, complex, intricate(give me the verb and the adjective, NT)(no konglish)
복잡하다, 복잡한 bp
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think miscellaneous compound as being complex, complicated
複雜 = chinese complicated
複 복 = jap compound
雜 잡 = jap miscellaneous
그녀만 생각하면 그는 감정이 복잡해졌다발음듣기
He felt tangled emotions whenever he thought of her.
The costume designs are too fussy.
그 복식 디자인은 너무 복잡하다.
The operation of this machine is quite complicated.
이 기계의 작동은 꽤 복잡하다.
The experiment is not just difficult, but complexicated.
그 실험은 단순히 어려운 정도가 아니라 매우 복잡하다.
What verb does this?
to make it right, make it hit, make it fit, adjust (sth to sth)
맞추다 give me at least 3 meanings around ballpark(all different)
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카메라의 초점을 맞추다
bring a camera into focus
퍼즐을 맞추다발음듣기
put a jigsaw puzzle together
to meet the demand for a product
상품에 대한 수요를 맞추다
Repeated
To make fit, tailored
맞추다, 맞췄어요(nothing to deal with right or hit with this one)
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오늘 학교 유니폼을 맞췄어요.
I ordered tailored school uniform today
최근 새로 안경 맞췄어요. Recently I got new glasses
Uniform(clothes)
유니폼
How to say “Translation” in korean
번역
엉성한 번역
a loose translation
NT(use words you already really know)
Korean phrase meaning to make sense(hint two words)
말이 되지.
당연히 말이 되다. Of course it makes sense.
그게 말이 되냐? Does that even make sense?
NT(use words you already really know)
Korean phrase meaning it doesn’t make sense/ No way.
말도 안 되다
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말도 안 돼!
It doesn’t even make sense!
OSID
How do you say “dash – “ also how would you say we lost for 5-3
(ig) “-“ = 대
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