lesson 105: small grammsr points Flashcards
to be collapsed
무너지다
to collapse something
무너뜨리다
to be tangled
헝클어지다
to tangle something
헝클어뜨리다
to be smashed/crushed
부서지다
to smash/crush
부서뜨리다
to be broken/fractured
부러지다
to break/fracture
부러뜨리다
to be messy/untidy
흐트러지다
to make messy/untidy
흐트러뜨리다
to be bent
구부러지다
to bend
구부러뜨리다
to explode
터지다
to make explode
터뜨리다
western
서구
westernization
서구화
modern
현대
modernization
현대화
general
일반
generalization
일반화
rationality
합리
rationalization
합리화
mass/popular
대중
popularization
대중화
standard
평준
standardization
평준화
diversity
다양
diversification
다양화
industry
산업
industrialization
산업화
commerce
상업
commercialization
상업화
acceleration
가속
가속화
differentiation
차별
differentiate
차별화하다
simplicity
간소
simplification
간소화
vitality
활성
vitalization
활성화
standard
표준
standardization
표준화
words ending in ~아/어뜨리다 have a subject that actually does the action to the object
나는 병을 떨어뜨렸다 - i dropped the bottle
words ending in ~아/어지다 indicate that something occurs, usually without indication who/what cause the action to occur
병이 탁자에서 떨어졌다 - the bottle fell from the table
건물이 쓰러졌다
바람은 건물을 쓰러뜨렸다
the building was knocked down
the wind knocked down the building
제가 화가 많이 나서 연필을 부러뜨렸어요
i was so mad that i broke the pencil
친구의 편지를 받아서 마음이 누그러졌어요
i recieved my friends letter and my heart melted
칼로 풍선을 터뜨렸어요
i exploded the balloon with a knife
화 is often placed after the noun form of a 하다 verb to indicate that the noun represents some sort of change
the ~ification of something
국제 - international/global
국제화 - internationalization/globalization
요즘에 오래된 도시를 현대화하는 곳이 많아요
these days there’s a lot of old cities that are modernizing themselves
adding ~아/어하다 to adjectives indicates the speaker is talking to another person and trying to describe what they’re feeling
부끄럽다 —> 부끄러워하다
슬프다 —> 슬퍼하다
기쁘다 —> 기뻐하다
it’s hard for one person to inherently know what another person wants so ~아/어하다 is often added 싶다
희영이는 밥을 먹고 싶어해 - heeyoung wants to eat (rice)
it’s acceptable to use the ~아/어하다 version of an adjective when the speaker is the subject of the sentence and there an object in the sentence
제가 가난을 너무 부끄러워했어요 - i am shy about/of my poorness (the fact that i’m poor)
제가 친구의 성공을 너무 기뻐했어요
i am very happy/glad about my friends success
~께서 is a particle used to indicate the subject of a sentence when it’s a person who deserves a high amt of respect
지금 교장선생님께서 잠깐 말씀을 하시겠습니다 - now, the principal will speak for a moment
아버님께서는 밥을 드셨습니다
the father ate (but somebody else didn’t)