Let’s learn about "Korean Conjugation”

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One of the basic Korean grammar rules you need to learn is conjugation. In Korean grammar, there are 2 things you can conjugate. These are verbs and adjectives.Korean conjugations determine the meaning, tense, tone, and mood of sentences. It’s important to learn conjugation as you progress in learning Korean.Below is a list of the common conjugations of verbs according to their tenses.

• Verb + ㅂ니다/습니다 (ㅂ nida/seumnida) = honorific verb, present

• Verb + 아요/어요 (ayo/eoyo) = polite/formal verb, present

• Verb + 야/이야 (ya/iya) = casual/informal verb, present

• Verb + 았어요/었어요 (asseoyo/eosseoyo) = polite/formal verb, past

• Verb + 았어/었어 (asseo/eosseo) = casual/informal verb, past

• Verb + 겠어요 (gesseoyo) = polite/formal verb, future

• Verb + ㄹ/을 거예요 (ㄹ/eul geoyeyo) = polite/formal verb, future

• Verb + 겠어 (gesseo) = casual/informal verb, future

• Verb + ㄹ/을 거야 (ㄹ /eul geoya) = casual/informal verb, future

One plus about Korean verbs is that they generally stick to their conjugation rules, which makes it easier to know the correct grammar structure to follow in a given situation.