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Level 2 Lesson 30 / Don’t do it / -지 마세요

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안녕하세요. Welcome to the last lesson in Level 2!!! You’re amazing for having made it so far and keeping up with us! Hope you will continue enjoying learning with us in the future! In this lesson, we are introducing how to tell someone to stop doing something or not to do something. Listen in and find out how to say that, and make sure you practice with us through comments!

Thank you!

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  1. mel says: November 10, 2011

    안녕하세요 선생님들!

    이거 내 첫 댓글 이예요, 하지만 제가 long time fan of ttmik ㅋㅋㅋ
    i’ve been skipping lessons before (tsk tsk) but i realized that i should know the basic of Korean first! ㅋㅋㅋ Anyway, this lesson will be very handy and useful for everybody, I guess.

    I wanted to make my own examples. Unfortunately… the lesson was too easy, I got confused ㅋㅋㅋ

    1. Dont go inside my room. 내 방 안에 오지마세요.
    2. Dont ask questions. 문제를 질문하지마세요
    3. Dont bother him! 그사람은 괴롭히하지마세요.
    4. Dont answer her calls. 그사람의 전화를 받지마세요.
    5. Dont leave me alone. —-> 한국어로 어떻게 쓰세요?

    I hope you can help me with these 선생님들!~
    Thank you once again! 정말 감사합니다!~

    멜라니 ^^

    • jinseokjin says: November 12, 2011

      3. Dont bother him! 그사람은 괴롭히하지마세요. > 그 사람을 괴롭히지 마세요.

      5. Dont leave me alone. —-> You can say “저를 혼자 두지 마세요”.

  2. Gina says: November 13, 2011

    Annyeonghaseyo!
    I want to know, what is the difference from using ~jimaseyo, and ~jimarayo?

    • fbomb says: November 19, 2011

      -seyo is used as the polite form to give a command [verb ending].

      And there would have to be a space between the -ji and the -maseyo.

      -Ji is the verb ending that is used to connect a negative verb after such as -ji anhda / -ji malda / -ji motda

      If I am wrong, someone please correct me!

  3. Yshellehyun Bobis says: November 13, 2011

    i just wanna ask how to type korean in keyboard????

    • fbomb says: November 19, 2011

      There are specific keyvoards, but for those without one, there are websites that provide the keyboard. Google it!

    • Kendra Frazier says: January 12, 2012

      If you have a PC and run Windows, you can add the Korean keyboard by doing this:

      Start > Control Panel > Clock/ Language/ Region >
      “Change keyboards or other input methods”
      A second window will appear at this point with a tab saying Keyboards and Languages. Click the tab if it’s not already showing, then Change Keyboard button. A third window will appear saying Text Services and Input Languages. Now you can add a keyboard for any of the supported languages. Be sure to change the default language at the top to Korean – Microsoft IME (for some reason, if you leave it as English, it won’t work).

      Once this is done, you should see a couple new icons in the bottom right corner by the clock and internet connection symbol. Here you can switch between English and Korean, or you can switch between them by using the left-hand CTRL + Shift.

      Hope this works! It works for Windows 7 and Vista, but may look a little different in XP.

  4. Sarah Z. says: January 4, 2012

    안녕하세요! ^^

    1. 내일 아침 8시에 시험 있어요… 늦지 마세요!

    2.
    A: 어디 가요?
    B: 영화관에 가요.
    A: 혼자요?
    B: 네.
    A: 혼자 가지 마세요. 저도 영화를 보고 싶어요. 같이 가요! ^^

    I hope both are okay. ^^

    선생님들 정말 감사합니다!

  5. Cik Amira Zailan says: January 13, 2012

    woah..I’m trying my very best to learn Korean. I will try my best,I promise. Korean is interesting!

  6. Candie says: January 17, 2012

    Annyeonhaseyo sonsangnims, I have just completed Level 2. The study has helped me so much. I hope to come to Korea in 2013 with my koren language class. Perhaps we can visit with you. komsahapnida! I will start Level 3 in two days. Annyeonhiekaeseyo!

  7. nessreen says: January 26, 2012

    anyohasayo tshomal kamsahamnida ^^ , this lessons are very interesting and helpful please keep this great work

  8. Gregos says: March 28, 2012

    Yeah, shame that nobody read the comments anymore.
    이년전에 공부를 시작한 거를 바라요. 전보다 덜 재미있어요 :(
    요즘 새로운 학생한테 사랑이 없어요.
    근데, 읽으시면, 저는 많이 배웠어서, 감서합니다.

    • Gregos says: March 30, 2012

      배웠어서 => 배워서

  9. Ruben says: March 29, 2012

    they were so clear .. i didn’t know what to ask again so i’m not often looking for the comments .. jeong-mal :|

  10. Maria says: April 1, 2012

    안녕하세요!
    Thanks a lot for your lessons! You enspired me to learn Korean and find out more about Korea :) You are very interesting and fun! =) 감사합니다! =))

  11. Nolan Warner says: April 3, 2012

    저기 가면 비가 올 거예요. 가지 마세요!
    If you go there, it will rain. Don’t go!

  12. Cheng Man Grace says: April 14, 2012

    ttmik 노무 노무 사랑해요! level 3 만나요! <3

  13. Sally Lp says: April 29, 2012

    Hello Teacher :)
    여기에 제 문장이에요:\
    1. 도서관에서 시끄러 말하지 마세요.
    2.어딘가 쓰레기를 버리지 마세요.
    3.방에 담배를 피우지 마세요.
    Thank you :) <3

    • jinseokjin says: May 13, 2012

      도서관에서 시끄러 말하지 마세요. > 도서관에서 시끄럽게 말하지 마세요.

      어딘가 쓰레기를 버리지 마세요. > 쓰레기를 아무데나 버리지 마세요.

      에 담배를 피우지 마세요. > Good.

  14. 그리스틴 says: May 11, 2012

    안녕하세요! *^___^*
    I really laughed out loud listening to both of you!
    정말 감사합니다!
    곡청하지마세요…선생님!!!
    나는 가지마세요!
    I will always listen to your lessons here at TALKTOMEINKOREAN!
    *^_^*

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