LESSON 26. Imperative / -(으)세요 Flashcards
Verb stem ending in a consonant
Conjugation Rule
add -으세요
Conjugation Rule
Verb stem ending in a vowel or the consonant ㄹ
Conjugation Rule
add -세요
Conjugation Rule
Verb: to begin/start
Please begin.
V: 시작하다
시작하세요
Verb: to come
Please come.
V: 오다
오세요
Verb: to rest
Please get some rest.
V: 쉬다
쉬세요
Verb: to choose, to pick
Please choose.
V: 고르다
고르세요
Verb: to fold
Please fold it.
V: 접다
접으세요
Verb: to sell
Please sell it.
V: 팔다
파세요
Please come here at three o’clock tomorrow.
내일 세 시에 오세요.
Study! Do your studies!
공부하세요!
Kyeong-eun, hurry up and get some work done!
경은 씨, 빨리 일하세요.
Kyeong-eun,** please get some rest**.
경은 씨, 쉬세요.
Please sell this to me.
이거 저한테 파세요.
Be careful!
조심하세요.
When going into a store or a restaurant, an employee will most often say
(lit. Come quickly) Welcome.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
어서 오세요.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
When a person is leaving and you are staying:
(lit. Go peacefully) Good-bye.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
안녕히 가세요.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
If you are leaving, and the other person is staying:
(lit. Stay peacefully) Good-bye.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
안녕히 계세요.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
How to say “Goodnight.” in Korean:
(lit. Sleep peacefully) Goodnight.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
안녕히 주무세요.
Some fixed expressions using -세요:
A: Please buy me a TTMIK book from the bookstore.
B: What if they don’t have one?
A: If so, don’t buy it and just come back (here).
A: 서점에서 TTMIK 책 사 오세요.
B: 만약에 없으면요?
A: 없으면 그냥 오세요.
모르는 것이 있으면 현우 선생님한테 이메일 _____________.
If there is anything you don’t know, [ ] an email to the teacher, Hyunwoo.
모르는 것이 있으면 현우 선생님한테 이메일 보내세요.
If there is anything you don’t know, please send an email to the teacher, Hyunwoo.
