Action & Verbs Flashcards
지금
Now
Ji-geum
저 or 나
I, me, I’m
• 저 is honor form (used for elders)
아들
Son
A-deul
샤워
Shower
Sya-wo
남편
Husband
Nam-pyeon
딸
Daughter
Ttal
고양이
Cat
Go-yang-I
What does 습니다 & ㅂ니다 attach too? & What kind of form is it?
Declarative form (like -ing)
습니다 - attach when there’s an ending cons.
ㅂ니다 - attach when there’s no ending cons.
What does 습니까 & ㅂ니까 attach too? & What kind of form is it?
Question form (still like -ing)
습니까 - attach when there’s an ending cons.
ㅂ니까 - attach when there’s no ending cons.
가다
To Go
Ga-da
•ㅂ니다
오다
To Come
O-da
•ㅂ니다
보다
To See, Watch
Bo-da
•ㅂ니다/까
쓰다 or 적다
To Write
Sseu-da or jeok-da
•ㅂ니다/까 or 습니다/까
자다
To Sleep
Ja-da
•ㅂ니다/까
마시다
To Drink
Ma-si-da
•ㅂ니다/까
만나다
To Meet
Man-na-da
•ㅂ니다/까
일어나다
To Get up
Il-eo-na-da
•ㅂ니다/까
주다
To Give
Ju-da
•ㅂ니다/까
사다
To Buy
Sa-da
•ㅂ니다/까
씻다
To Wash
Ssis-da
•습니다/까
먹다
To Eat
Meok-da
•습니다/까
입다
To Wear
Ip-da
•습니다/까
식다
To put on
Sik-da
•습니다/까
받다
To Receive
Bat-da
•습니다/까
열다
To Open
• irregular verb so to say “opening” you use ㅂ니다/ㅂ니까. (엽니다/엽니까)
Yeol-da
닫다
To Close
Dat-da
•습니다/까
듣다
To Listen
Deut-da
•습니다/까
걷다
To Walk
Geot-da
•습니다/까
요리하다
Cook
• Yo-ri-ha-da
Dish
• 요리
•ㅂ니다/까
운전하다
Drive (Verb)
•Un-jeon-ha-da
Drive (Noun)
•운전
•ㅂ니다/까
운동하다
Exercise (Verb)
•Un-dong-ha-da
Exercise (Noun)
•운동
•ㅂ니다/까
노래하다
Sing
•No-Rae-ha-da
Song
•노래
•ㅂ니다/까
공부하다
Study (Verb)
•Gong-bu-ha-da
Study (Noun)
•공부
•ㅂ니다/까
일하다
Work (Verb)
•Il-ha-da
Work (Noun)
•일
•ㅂ니다/까
좋아하다
Like (Verb)
•Joh-a-ha-da
Like (Noun)
•좋아
•ㅂ니다/까
사랑하다
Love (Verb)
•Sa-rang-ha-da
Love (Noun)
•사랑
•ㅂ니다/까
전화하다
Call
•Jeon-hwa-ha-da
Telephone
•전화
•ㅂ니다/까
이야기하다
Talk
•I-ya-gi-ha-da
Story
•이야기
•ㅂ니다/까
하다
To do
Ha-da
•ㅂ니다/까
신문
Newspaper
Sin-Mun
영화
Movie
Yeong-hwa
밥
Rice
Bap
물
Water
Mul
편지
Letter (the ones you write)
Pyeon-ji
음악
Music
Eum-ak
씨
Mr/Ms
Ssi
지금
Now
Ji-geum
무엇
What
Mu-eos
동생
Someone younger
Dong-saeng
당신 or 녀
You
Dang-sin or Nyeo
있습니다
There is/are & am
• this is translated to am when you are talking about a subject at a location in an action way.
How do you make an verb into a declarative or question verb?
Ex. 가다, 먹다, & 요리하다
Drop the “다” and attach either “습니다/까” or “ㅂ니다/까” (depending on the ending cons) to make it a declarative or question form
