noun-verb-adj-adv-transforms

Question 1

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘shine’ (빛나다)

Answer 1

Noun: 빛 (light, shine)
Example sentence: 신발에 빛이 났다. (A shine appeared on my shoes.)
Verb: 빛나다 (to shine)
Example sentence: 신발을 빛나게 했다. (I made the shoes shine.)
Adjective: 빛나는 (shining)
Example sentence: 빛나는 집. (A shining house.)
Adverb: 빛나게 (shiningly)
Example sentence: 빛나게 공부했다. (I studied shiningly.)

Question 2

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘clean’ (깨끗하다)

Answer 2

Noun: 깨끗함 (cleanliness)
Example sentence: 집의 깨끗함을 유지했다. (I maintained the cleanliness of the house.)
Verb: 깨끗하게 하다 (to clean)
Example sentence: 방을 깨끗하게 했다. (I cleaned the room.)
Adjective: 깨끗한 (clean)
Example sentence: 깨끗한 방. (A clean room.)
Adverb: 깨끗하게 (cleanly)
Example sentence: 깨끗하게 정리했다. (I organized cleanly.)

Question 3

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘fast’ (빠르다)

Answer 3

Noun: 빠름 (speed)
Example sentence: 그의 빠름이 인상적이었다. (His speed was impressive.)
Verb: 빠르다 (to be fast)
Example sentence: 그는 달리기에서 빠르다. (He is fast at running.)
Adjective: 빠른 (fast)
Example sentence: 빠른 자동차. (A fast car.)
Adverb: 빠르게 (quickly)
Example sentence: 그는 빠르게 대답했다. (He answered quickly.)

Question 4

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘beautiful’ (아름답다)

Answer 4

Noun: 아름다움 (beauty)
Example sentence: 그녀의 아름다움은 유명하다. (Her beauty is famous.)
Verb: 아름답다 (to be beautiful)
Example sentence: 그녀는 아름답다. (She is beautiful.)
Adjective: 아름다운 (beautiful)
Example sentence: 아름다운 꽃. (A beautiful flower.)
Adverb: 아름답게 (beautifully)
Example sentence: 그녀는 아름답게 춤췄다. (She danced beautifully.)

Question 5

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘strong’ (강하다)

Answer 5

Noun: 강함 (strength)
Example sentence: 그의 강함은 놀랍다. (His strength is amazing.)
Verb: 강하다 (to be strong)
Example sentence: 그는 강하다. (He is strong.)
Adjective: 강한 (strong)
Example sentence: 강한 바람. (A strong wind.)
Adverb: 강하게 (strongly)
Example sentence: 그는 강하게 주장했다. (He asserted strongly.)

Question 6

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘slow’ (느리다)

Answer 6

Noun: 느림 (slowness)
Example sentence: 그의 느림이 답답했다. (His slowness was frustrating.)
Verb: 느리다 (to be slow)
Example sentence: 그는 느리다. (He is slow.)
Adjective: 느린 (slow)
Example sentence: 느린 걸음. (A slow pace.)
Adverb: 느리게 (slowly)
Example sentence: 그는 느리게 걸었다. (He walked slowly.)

Question 7

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘help’ (돕다)

Answer 7

Noun: 도움 (help)
Example sentence: 그는 도움을 요청했다. (He asked for help.)
Verb: 돕다 (to help)
Example sentence: 나는 그를 도왔다. (I helped him.)
Adjective: 도와주는 (helping)
Example sentence: 도와주는 손길. (A helping hand.)
Adverb: 도와주게 (helpfully)
Example sentence: 나는 도와주게 말했다. (I said it helpfully.)

Question 8

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘dark’ (어둡다)

Answer 8

Noun: 어둠 (darkness)
Example sentence: 방 안에 어둠이 깔렸다. (Darkness filled the room.)
Verb: 어둡다 (to be dark)
Example sentence: 방이 어둡다. (The room is dark.)
Adjective: 어두운 (dark)
Example sentence: 어두운 밤. (A dark night.)
Adverb: 어둡게 (darkly)
Example sentence: 방이 어둡게 변했다. (The room darkened.)

Question 9

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘bright’ (밝다)

Answer 9

Noun: 밝음 (brightness)
Example sentence: 방의 밝음이 기분 좋았다. (The brightness of the room was pleasant.)
Verb: 밝다 (to be bright)
Example sentence: 아침이 밝았다. (The morning has brightened.)
Adjective: 밝은 (bright)
Example sentence: 밝은 태양. (A bright sun.)
Adverb: 밝게 (brightly)
Example sentence: 그녀는 밝게 웃었다. (She smiled brightly.)

Question 10

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘use’ (사용하다)

Answer 10

Noun: 사용 (use)
Example sentence: 이 제품의 사용법은 쉽다. (The usage of this product is easy.)
Verb: 사용하다 (to use)
Example sentence: 나는 이 도구를 사용했다. (I used this tool.)
Adjective: 사용하는 (used)
Example sentence: 자주 사용하는 물건. (A frequently used item.)
Adverb: 사용하게 (usefully)
Example sentence: 그는 도구를 사용하게 썼다. (He used the tool usefully.)

Question 11

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘important’ (중요하다)

Answer 11

Noun: 중요성 (importance)
Example sentence: 이 일의 중요성은 크다. (The importance of this work is great.)
Verb: 중요하다 (to be important)
Example sentence: 이 결정은 중요하다. (This decision is important.)
Adjective: 중요한 (important)
Example sentence: 중요한 회의. (An important meeting.)
Adverb: 중요하게 (importantly)
Example sentence: 그는 중요하게 설명했다. (He explained it importantly.)

Question 12

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘fun’ (재미있다)

Answer 12

Noun: 재미 (fun)
Example sentence: 영화가 재미있었다. (The movie was fun.)
Verb: 재미있다 (to be fun)
Example sentence: 게임이 정말 재미있다. (The game is really fun.)
Adjective: 재미있는 (funny)
Example sentence: 재미있는 이야기. (A funny story.)
Adverb: 재미있게 (funnily)
Example sentence: 그는 재미있게 말했다. (He spoke funnily.)

Question 13

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘small’ (작다)

Answer 13

Noun: 작음 (smallness)
Example sentence: 그의 작음은 그에게 문제였다. (His smallness was an issue for him.)
Verb: 작다 (to be small)
Example sentence: 이 상자는 작다. (This box is small.)
Adjective: 작은 (small)
Example sentence: 작은 상자. (A small box.)
Adverb: 작게 (in a small way)
Example sentence: 그는 작게 대답했다. (He answered in a small way.)

Question 14

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘big’ (크다)

Answer 14

Noun: 큼 (bigness)
Example sentence: 이 차의 큼은 놀랍다. (The bigness of this car is surprising.)
Verb: 크다 (to be big)
Example sentence: 이 상자는 크다. (This box is big.)
Adjective: 큰 (big)
Example sentence: 큰 문제. (A big problem.)
Adverb: 크게 (largely)
Example sentence: 그는 크게 웃었다. (He laughed loudly.)

Question 15

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘safe’ (안전하다)

Answer 15

Noun: 안전 (safety)
Example sentence: 안전이 가장 중요하다. (Safety is the most important.)
Verb: 안전하다 (to be safe)
Example sentence: 이곳은 안전하다. (This place is safe.)
Adjective: 안전한 (safe)
Example sentence: 안전한 여행. (A safe journey.)
Adverb: 안전하게 (safely)
Example sentence: 우리는 안전하게 도착했다. (We arrived safely.)

Question 16

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘smart’ (똑똑하다)

Answer 16

Noun: 똑똑함 (smartness)
Example sentence: 그의 똑똑함은 잘 알려져 있다. (His smartness is well-known.)
Verb: 똑똑하다 (to be smart)
Example sentence: 그는 똑똑하다. (He is smart.)
Adjective: 똑똑한 (smart)
Example sentence: 똑똑한 학생. (A smart student.)
Adverb: 똑똑하게 (smartly)
Example sentence: 그는 문제를 똑똑하게 풀었다. (He solved the problem smartly.)

Question 17

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘friendly’ (친절하다)

Answer 17

Noun: 친절함 (friendliness)
Example sentence: 그의 친절함이 나를 감동시켰다. (His friendliness moved me.)
Verb: 친절하다 (to be friendly)
Example sentence: 그는 나에게 친절하다. (He is friendly to me.)
Adjective: 친절한 (friendly)
Example sentence: 친절한 사람. (A friendly person.)
Adverb: 친절하게 (kindly)
Example sentence: 그는 친절하게 말했다. (He spoke kindly.)

Question 18

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘useful’ (유용하다)

Answer 18

Noun: 유용성 (usefulness)
Example sentence: 이 도구의 유용성은 크다. (The usefulness of this tool is great.)
Verb: 유용하다 (to be useful)
Example sentence: 이 프로그램은 유용하다. (This program is useful.)
Adjective: 유용한 (useful)
Example sentence: 유용한 도구. (A useful tool.)
Adverb: 유용하게 (usefully)
Example sentence: 그는 유용하게 썼다. (He used it usefully.)

Question 19

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘sad’ (슬프다)

Answer 19

Noun: 슬픔 (sadness)
Example sentence: 슬픔이 가득했다. (There was a lot of sadness.)
Verb: 슬프다 (to be sad)
Example sentence: 그는 슬프다. (He is sad.)
Adjective: 슬픈 (sad)
Example sentence: 슬픈 노래. (A sad song.)
Adverb: 슬프게 (sadly)
Example sentence: 그는 슬프게 말했다. (He spoke sadly.)

Question 20

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘happy’ (행복하다)

Answer 20

Noun: 행복 (happiness)
Example sentence: 행복이 가득한 삶을 살고 있다. (I am living a life full of happiness.)
Verb: 행복하다 (to be happy)
Example sentence: 그는 행복하다. (He is happy.)
Adjective: 행복한 (happy)
Example sentence: 행복한 가족. (A happy family.)
Adverb: 행복하게 (happily)
Example sentence: 그녀는 행복하게 살고 있다. (She is living happily.)

Question 21

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘important’ (중요하다)

Answer 21

Noun: 중요성 (importance)
Example sentence: 이 일의 중요성은 크다. (The importance of this work is great.)
Verb: 중요하다 (to be important)
Example sentence: 이 결정은 중요하다. (This decision is important.)
Adjective: 중요한 (important)
Example sentence: 중요한 회의. (An important meeting.)
Adverb: 중요하게 (importantly)
Example sentence: 그는 중요하게 설명했다. (He explained it importantly.)

Question 22

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘quiet’ (조용하다)

Answer 22

Noun: 조용함 (quietness)
Example sentence: 방 안에 조용함이 느껴졌다. (Quietness was felt in the room.)
Verb: 조용하다 (to be quiet)
Example sentence: 학생들이 조용하다. (The students are quiet.)
Adjective: 조용한 (quiet)
Example sentence: 조용한 교실. (A quiet classroom.)
Adverb: 조용하게 (quietly)
Example sentence: 그는 조용하게 문을 닫았다. (He quietly closed the door.)

Question 23

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘bright’ (밝다)

Answer 23

Noun: 밝음 (brightness)
Example sentence: 방의 밝음이 기분 좋았다. (The brightness of the room was pleasant.)
Verb: 밝다 (to be bright)
Example sentence: 아침이 밝았다. (The morning has brightened.)
Adjective: 밝은 (bright)
Example sentence: 밝은 태양. (A bright sun.)
Adverb: 밝게 (brightly)
Example sentence: 그녀는 밝게 웃었다. (She smiled brightly.)

Question 24

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘dangerous’ (위험하다)

Answer 24

Noun: 위험 (danger)
Example sentence: 그곳은 큰 위험에 처해 있다. (That place is in great danger.)
Verb: 위험하다 (to be dangerous)
Example sentence: 그 길은 위험하다. (That road is dangerous.)
Adjective: 위험한 (dangerous)
Example sentence: 위험한 상황. (A dangerous situation.)
Adverb: 위험하게 (dangerously)
Example sentence: 그는 위험하게 운전했다. (He drove dangerously.)

Question 25

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘different’ (다르다)

Answer 25

Noun: 다름 (difference)
Example sentence: 우리의 다름이 존중되어야 한다. (Our differences must be respected.)
Verb: 다르다 (to be different)
Example sentence: 그건 다르다. (That is different.)
Adjective: 다른 (different)
Example sentence: 다른 생각. (A different idea.)
Adverb: 다르게 (differently)
Example sentence: 그는 다르게 행동했다. (He acted differently.)

Question 26

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘simple’ (간단하다)

Answer 26

Noun: 간단함 (simplicity)
Example sentence: 간단함이 필요하다. (Simplicity is needed.)
Verb: 간단하다 (to be simple)
Example sentence: 이 문제는 간단하다. (This problem is simple.)
Adjective: 간단한 (simple)
Example sentence: 간단한 방법. (A simple method.)
Adverb: 간단하게 (simply)
Example sentence: 그는 간단하게 설명했다. (He explained it simply.)

Question 27

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘honest’ (정직하다)

Answer 27

Noun: 정직 (honesty)
Example sentence: 정직은 가장 중요한 덕목이다. (Honesty is the most important virtue.)
Verb: 정직하다 (to be honest)
Example sentence: 그는 정직하다. (He is honest.)
Adjective: 정직한 (honest)
Example sentence: 정직한 사람. (An honest person.)
Adverb: 정직하게 (honestly)
Example sentence: 그녀는 정직하게 말했다. (She spoke honestly.)

Question 28

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘angry’ (화나다)

Answer 28

Noun: 화 (anger)
Example sentence: 화를 참았다. (I held back my anger.)
Verb: 화나다 (to be angry)
Example sentence: 그는 화났다. (He is angry.)
Adjective: 화난 (angry)
Example sentence: 화난 얼굴. (An angry face.)
Adverb: 화나게 (angrily)
Example sentence: 그는 화나게 말했다. (He spoke angrily.)

Question 29

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘sharp’ (날카롭다)

Answer 29

Noun: 날카로움 (sharpness)
Example sentence: 그의 말은 날카로움이 있었다. (His words had sharpness.)
Verb: 날카롭다 (to be sharp)
Example sentence: 칼이 날카롭다. (The knife is sharp.)
Adjective: 날카로운 (sharp)
Example sentence: 날카로운 칼. (A sharp knife.)
Adverb: 날카롭게 (sharply)
Example sentence: 그는 날카롭게 말했다. (He spoke sharply.)

Question 30

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘sensitive’ (민감하다)

Answer 30

Noun: 민감성 (sensitivity)
Example sentence: 그는 높은 민감성을 가지고 있다. (He has high sensitivity.)
Verb: 민감하다 (to be sensitive)
Example sentence: 그는 매우 민감하다. (He is very sensitive.)
Adjective: 민감한 (sensitive)
Example sentence: 민감한 피부. (Sensitive skin.)
Adverb: 민감하게 (sensitively)
Example sentence: 그는 민감하게 반응했다. (He reacted sensitively.)

Question 31

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘curious’ (궁금하다)

Answer 31

Noun: 궁금증 (curiosity)
Example sentence: 궁금증을 참지 못했다. (I couldn’t hold back my curiosity.)
Verb: 궁금하다 (to be curious)
Example sentence: 나는 그것이 궁금하다. (I am curious about that.)
Adjective: 궁금한 (curious)
Example sentence: 궁금한 얼굴. (A curious face.)
Adverb: 궁금하게 (curiously)
Example sentence: 그는 궁금하게 물었다. (He asked curiously.)

Question 32

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘natural’ (자연스럽다)

Answer 32

Noun: 자연스러움 (naturalness)
Example sentence: 그의 행동에 자연스러움이 있었다. (There was naturalness in his behavior.)
Verb: 자연스럽다 (to be natural)
Example sentence: 그의 반응은 자연스러웠다. (His reaction was natural.)
Adjective: 자연스러운 (natural)
Example sentence: 자연스러운 미소. (A natural smile.)
Adverb: 자연스럽게 (naturally)
Example sentence: 그는 자연스럽게 행동했다. (He acted naturally.)

Question 33

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘famous’ (유명하다)

Answer 33

Noun: 유명함 (fame)
Example sentence: 그의 유명함은 전 세계적으로 알려져 있다. (His fame is known worldwide.)
Verb: 유명하다 (to be famous)
Example sentence: 그는 매우 유명하다. (He is very famous.)
Adjective: 유명한 (famous)
Example sentence: 유명한 배우. (A famous actor.)
Adverb: 유명하게 (famously)
Example sentence: 그는 유명하게 말했다. (He spoke famously.)

Question 34

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘dangerous’ (위험하다)

Answer 34

Noun: 위험 (danger)
Example sentence: 그곳은 큰 위험에 처해 있다. (That place is in great danger.)
Verb: 위험하다 (to be dangerous)
Example sentence: 그 길은 위험하다. (That road is dangerous.)
Adjective: 위험한 (dangerous)
Example sentence: 위험한 상황. (A dangerous situation.)
Adverb: 위험하게 (dangerously)
Example sentence: 그는 위험하게 운전했다. (He drove dangerously.)

Question 35

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘annoyed’ (짜증나다)

Answer 35

Noun: 짜증 (annoyance)
Example sentence: 그의 짜증이 나를 귀찮게 했다. (His annoyance bothered me.)
Verb: 짜증나다 (to be annoyed)
Example sentence: 나는 짜증났다. (I am annoyed.)
Adjective: 짜증나는 (annoying)
Example sentence: 짜증나는 일. (An annoying task.)
Adverb: 짜증나게 (annoyingly)
Example sentence: 그는 짜증나게 말했다. (He spoke annoyingly.)

Question 36

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘embarrassed’ (당황하다)

Answer 36

Noun: 당황 (embarrassment)
Example sentence: 그는 당황을 느꼈다. (He felt embarrassment.)
Verb: 당황하다 (to be embarrassed)
Example sentence: 나는 그 질문에 당황했다. (I was embarrassed by the question.)
Adjective: 당황스러운 (embarrassing)
Example sentence: 당황스러운 상황. (An embarrassing situation.)
Adverb: 당황스럽게 (embarrassingly)
Example sentence: 그는 당황스럽게 대답했다. (He answered embarrassingly.)

Question 37

Give me the Korean noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms for ‘proud’ (자랑스럽다)

Answer 37

Noun: 자랑 (pride)
Example sentence: 그는 자랑이 많다. (He has a lot of pride.)
Verb: 자랑스럽다 (to be proud)
Example sentence: 나는 자랑스럽다. (I am proud.)
Adjective: 자랑스러운 (proud)
Example sentence: 자랑스러운 순간. (A proud moment.)
Adverb: 자랑스럽게 (proudly)
Example sentence: 그는 자랑스럽게 발표했다. (He presented proudly.)

Question 38

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to eat’ (먹다)

Answer 38

Noun (-기): 먹기
Explanation: The action of eating.
Example sentence: 먹기가 힘들다. (Eating is difficult.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 먹음
Explanation: The fact or state of eating.
Example sentence: 그의 먹음은 끝났다. (His eating is finished.)
Noun (-는 것): 먹는 것
Explanation: The act of eating as an ongoing process.
Example sentence: 먹는 것은 중요하다. (Eating is important.)

Question 39

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to run’ (달리다)

Answer 39

Noun (-기): 달리기
Explanation: The action of running.
Example sentence: 나는 달리기를 좋아해. (I like running.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 달림
Explanation: The state or result of running.
Example sentence: 그의 달림이 빠르다. (His running is fast.)
Noun (-는 것): 달리는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of running.
Example sentence: 달리는 것은 좋은 운동이다. (Running is good exercise.)

Question 40

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to drink’ (마시다)

Answer 40

Noun (-기): 마시기
Explanation: The action of drinking.
Example sentence: 물 마시기가 중요하다. (Drinking water is important.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 마심
Explanation: The fact or state of drinking.
Example sentence: 그의 마심은 끝났다. (His drinking is over.)
Noun (-는 것): 마시는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of drinking.
Example sentence: 마시는 것이 건강에 좋다. (Drinking is good for health.)

Question 41

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to study’ (공부하다)

Answer 41

Noun (-기): 공부하기
Explanation: The action of studying.
Example sentence: 공부하기는 재미있다. (Studying is fun.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 공부함
Explanation: The fact or state of studying.
Example sentence: 그의 공부함이 놀랍다. (His studying is impressive.)
Noun (-는 것): 공부하는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of studying.
Example sentence: 공부하는 것은 중요하다. (Studying is important.)

Question 42

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to write’ (쓰다)

Answer 42

Noun (-기): 쓰기
Explanation: The action of writing.
Example sentence: 글 쓰기가 어려워요. (Writing is difficult.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 씀
Explanation: The fact or result of writing.
Example sentence: 편지의 씀이 끝났다. (The writing of the letter is finished.)
Noun (-는 것): 쓰는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of writing.
Example sentence: 쓰는 것은 즐겁다. (Writing is enjoyable.)

Question 43

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to walk’ (걷다)

Answer 43

Noun (-기): 걷기
Explanation: The action of walking.
Example sentence: 걷기는 건강에 좋다. (Walking is good for health.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 걸음
Explanation: The state or fact of walking.
Example sentence: 그의 걸음이 느렸다. (His walking was slow.)
Noun (-는 것): 걷는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of walking.
Example sentence: 걷는 것이 어렵다. (Walking is difficult.)

Question 44

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to sleep’ (자다)

Answer 44

Noun (-기): 자기
Explanation: The action of sleeping.
Example sentence: 자기 전에 책을 읽는다. (I read a book before sleeping.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 잠
Explanation: The state of sleep.
Example sentence: 그의 잠이 깊었다. (His sleep was deep.)
Noun (-는 것): 자는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of sleeping.
Example sentence: 자는 것이 중요하다. (Sleeping is important.)

Question 45

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to buy’ (사다)

Answer 45

Noun (-기): 사기
Explanation: The action of buying.
Example sentence: 물건 사기가 재미있다. (Buying things is fun.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 삼
Explanation: The state or fact of buying.
Example sentence: 그의 삼은 현명했다. (His purchase was wise.)
Noun (-는 것): 사는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of buying.
Example sentence: 사는 것은 쉽다. (Buying is easy.)

Question 46

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to open’ (열다)

Answer 46

Noun (-기): 열기
Explanation: The action of opening.
Example sentence: 문 열기가 어려워요. (Opening the door is hard.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 엶
Explanation: The fact or result of opening.
Example sentence: 문이 엶과 함께 소리가 났다. (The door made a sound as it opened.)
Noun (-는 것): 여는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of opening.
Example sentence: 여는 것은 쉽다. (Opening is easy.)

Question 47

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to close’ (닫다)

Answer 47

Noun (-기): 닫기
Explanation: The action of closing.
Example sentence: 문 닫기가 힘들다. (Closing the door is difficult.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 닫음
Explanation: The fact or result of closing.
Example sentence: 닫음이 완료되었다. (The closing has been completed.)
Noun (-는 것): 닫는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of closing.
Example sentence: 닫는 것이 필요하다. (Closing is necessary.)

Question 48

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to live’ (살다)

Answer 48

Noun (-기): 살기
Explanation: The action of living.
Example sentence: 살기가 힘들어요. (Living is hard.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 삶
Explanation: The state or process of living.
Example sentence: 그의 삶은 특별했다. (His life was special.)
Noun (-는 것): 사는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of living.
Example sentence: 사는 것은 도전이다. (Living is a challenge.)

Question 49

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to teach’ (가르치다)

Answer 49

Noun (-기): 가르치기
Explanation: The action of teaching.
Example sentence: 학생들 가르치기가 보람있다. (Teaching students is rewarding.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 가르침
Explanation: The fact or state of teaching.
Example sentence: 그의 가르침이 좋았다. (His teaching was good.)
Noun (-는 것): 가르치는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of teaching.
Example sentence: 가르치는 것은 어려운 일이다. (Teaching is a difficult job.)

Question 50

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to laugh’ (웃다)

Answer 50

Noun (-기): 웃기
Explanation: The action of laughing.
Example sentence: 웃기만 해도 기분이 좋아요. (Just laughing makes me feel good.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 웃음
Explanation: The state or result of laughing.
Example sentence: 그의 웃음이 전염됐다. (His laughter was contagious.)
Noun (-는 것): 웃는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of laughing.
Example sentence: 웃는 것은 중요하다. (Laughing is important.)

Question 51

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to cry’ (울다)

Answer 51

Noun (-기): 울기
Explanation: The action of crying.
Example sentence: 울기가 싫다. (I don’t like crying.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 울음
Explanation: The state or result of crying.
Example sentence: 그의 울음은 길었다. (His crying lasted long.)
Noun (-는 것): 우는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of crying.
Example sentence: 우는 것은 감정을 표현하는 방법이다. (Crying is a way to express emotions.)

Question 52

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to talk’ (말하다)

Answer 52

Noun (-기): 말하기
Explanation: The action of talking.
Example sentence: 친구와 말하기가 좋다. (I like talking with my friend.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 말함
Explanation: The state or fact of talking.
Example sentence: 그의 말함이 진지했다. (His talking was serious.)
Noun (-는 것): 말하는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of talking.
Example sentence: 말하는 것은 중요하다. (Talking is important.)

Question 53

Give me the -gi, -m, and -neun geot forms for ‘to read’ (읽다)

Answer 53

Noun (-기): 읽기
Explanation: The action of reading.
Example sentence: 책 읽기가 좋다. (Reading books is good.)
Noun (-ㅁ/음): 읽음
Explanation: The state or result of reading.
Example sentence: 그의 읽음이 끝났다. (His reading is finished.)
Noun (-는 것): 읽는 것
Explanation: The ongoing act of reading.
Example sentence: 읽는 것은 유익하다. (Reading is beneficial.)