Lesson 13 Flashcards
Too, also, as well…
-도
In Korean, however, -도 is treated as a particle and ALWAYS follows the noun or pronoun.
Depending on the location of the particle -도 the meaning of the entire sentence can change.
-도 with pronouns and nouns to mean
“[noun], too” or “[pronoun] also.” When translated the too or also is always in the end
저는도 sounds strange, so in order to use -도 ,you must get rid of the 는 which is known as the topic marking particle
I like it too
저도 좋아요
I think so as well
저도 그런 것 같아요
I saw it too
저도 봤어요
To bring
I brought this, too
가져 오다
이것도 가져왔어요
please give some water to me, too”
저도 물 주세요
“give me, not only other things, but water as well”,
저 물도 주세요
Cheer up. Let’s do this!
힘내세요. 파이팅!
To work overtime
Do you work overtime today as well?
야근하다
오늘도 야근해요?
Pear, boat
배
Another, different, or other
다른