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Question 1

Conjugation: Verb Stem + 기로 하다, 결정했어요(you know how korean like to repeat) or other verbs not 이다(이다 technically is not a verb) for 다 verbs

Verb Stem + 하기로 하다 , 결정했어요(you know how korean like to repeat) or other verbs not 이다(이다 technically is not a verb) for 하다 verbs.

EX: 결혼하기로 했어요. (We have decided to get married.)

Here, “결혼” (marry) + “하기로” (decision to) + “했어요” (have decided).
이직하기로 결정했어요. (I have decided to change jobs.)
“이직” (change jobs) + “하기로” (decision to) + “결정했어요” (have decided).
여행하기로 계획했어요.

(I have planned to go on a trip.)
“여행” (trip) + “하기로” (decision to) + “계획했어요” (have planned).

Answer 1

auxilary verb to show decided to

Question 2

아니다
Noun+(space) +아니다

아니에요 = conjugated version
아니야 = informal

그것은 제 차가 아니었어요. That was not my car. 그건 물 아니야. That is not water.

그 사람은 제 스타일 아니에요. He is not my style.
그 사람이 아니에요. (“It’s not that person.”)

Answer 2

To not be, how is it placed
How is it conjugated and what is it informal version

Question 3

아닙니다

저는 학생이 아닙니다.
“I am not a student.”

Answer 3

to not be (formal)

Question 4

이거는
Remember 는 can make it contrasting

And as for this one, what is it?
= 이거는 뭐예요?

And this one, it’s water.
= 이거는 물이에요.
And this one, it’s orange juice.
= 이거는 오렌지주스예요.

Answer 4

And as for this one, And this one, As for this, this

Question 5

오렌지

Answer 5

Orange

Question 6

Verb stem + 게 되다

학생이 되게 되었어요. I ended up becoming a student.

책을 읽게 되었어요. I was made to read the book. 결국 그 회사를 그만두게 되었어요. I eventually ended up leaving the company.

Answer 6

To end up, to become, or to be made to

Question 7

배달되다

되다 like this it’s to become like to be passive

주문한 책이 내일 배달될 예정입니다.
(The book I ordered is expected to be delivered tomorrow.)
선물이 그의 집으로 정시에 배달되었다.
(The gift was delivered to his house on time.)

Answer 7

to be deliver

Question 8

첫, 첫 째

이건 나의 첫 경험입니다.” (“This is my first experience.”)
“그녀는 나의 첫 사랑이었어요.” (“She was my first love.”)

Answer 8

First

Question 9

번째

첫 번째: “이것은 첫 번째 시도였어요.” (“This was the first attempt.”)
두 번째: “그녀는 두 번째로 도착했어요.” (“She arrived second.”)
세 번째: “세 번째 문제가 가장 어려웠어요.” (“The third question was the hardest.”)
네 번째: “네 번째 카페에서 만나요.” (“Let’s meet at the fourth cafe.”)

Answer 9

Words indicate ordinal numbers, which are used to describe the order or sequence of things. It’s similar to using “-th,” “-st,” “-nd,” “-rd”

Question 10

지내다

“저는 요즘 조용히 지내고 있어요.” (I’ve been living quietly these days.)
할머니는 시골에서 평화롭게 지내세요.(Grandma lives peacefully in the countryside.)
“친구들과 즐겁게 지냈어.” (I had a good time with my friends.)
“학교에서 바쁘게 지내고 있어.” (I’ve been busy at school.)
“회사에서 어떻게 지내세요?” (How are you getting along at work?)
“여름동안 어떻게 지냈어요?” (How did you spend the summer?)
“요즘 어떻게 지내세요?” (How have you been these days?)
“할아버지는 어떻게 지내시나요?” (How is grandfather doing?)
친구와 재미있게 지냈어요.
I had a fun time with my friend.

Answer 10

To be, spend time, to get along, to live(2nd)

(put this on the test)

Question 11

갑자기

“갑자기 비가 내리기 시작했어요.” (It suddenly started to rain.)
“날씨가 갑자기 추워졌다.” (The weather suddenly got cold.)

Answer 11

Suddenly

Question 12

기억하겠니

“내일 우리 약속 기억하겠니?” (Will you remember our appointment tomorrow?)
“네 생일 기억하겠니?” (Will you remember your birthday?)

Answer 12

Will you remember?

Question 13

좀비

Answer 13

Zombie

Question 14

주어지다

“그에게는 특별한 기회가 주어졌어요.” (A special opportunity was given to him.)
“학생들에게 장학금이 주어졌다.” (Scholarships were provided to the students.)
“그 일은 새로운 팀원에게 주어졌어요.” (That task was assigned to the new team member.)

Answer 14

To be given, to be provided

Question 15

꿈

Answer 15

Dream

Question 16

Always required

Answer 16

How does 에게 work for causative verb

Question 17

제가

Answer 17

What do you go for subject, when conjugating adjective verbs unless showing contrasting or to emphasize

Question 18

변하다

“날씨가 갑자기 변했다.” - “The weather changed suddenly.”
“그녀는 몇 년 동안 많이 변했다.” - “She has changed a lot over the years.”
“그의 생각은 시간이 지남에 따라 변했다.” - “His opinion changed over time.”
“그 나무는 계절이 바뀌면서 색이 변했다.” - “The color of the tree changed as the season changed.”

Answer 18

To change

Question 19

해결( think I do a solution)

“그 문제에 대한 해결책을 찾아야 한다.” - “We need to find a solution to that problem.”
“그들은 대화를 통해 그들의 갈등을 해결했다.” - “They resolved their conflict through dialogue.”
“이 기술적 결함의 해결이 시급하다.” - “The resolution of this technical fault is urgent.”

Answer 19

Solution

Question 20

유죄다

“법원은 그를 유죄라고 판결했다.” - “The court found him guilty.”
“그는 범죄에 대해 유죄라고 인정했다.” - “He admitted to being guilty of the crime.”

Answer 20

To be guilty

Question 21

무슨일이죠

“무슨 일이죠? 당신 얼굴이 안 좋아 보여요.” - “What’s the matter? You look upset.”
“여기서 무슨 일이죠? 사람들이 모여있네요.” - “What happened here? There’s a crowd of people.”
“회의 중에 무슨 일이죠? 모두 긴장해 보입니다.” - “What’s the matter during the meeting? Everyone seems tense.”
“친구야, 무슨 일이죠? 걱정돼 보이네요.” - “My friend, what’s the matter? You seem worried.”
“갑자기 모두 조용해졌어요, 무슨 일이죠?” - “Suddenly everyone became quiet, what happened?”

Answer 21

What’s going on, what’s happening

Question 22

(이/아니) + 라서

내일 친구 생일이라서 선물을 사야 돼요. = Tomorrow is my friend’s birthday, so I need to buy a present.
오늘 친구 생일이라서 케이크를 샀어요. = Today is my friend’s birthday, so I bought a cake.
세일이라서 사람이 많아요. = There’s a sale, so there are a lot of people.

Answer 22

Alternative forms of 아서/어서 and what is this word