Level 3 Lesson 29 / ㅅ irregular / ㅅ 불규칙 Toggle Panel
Level 3 Lesson 29 / ㅅ irregular / ㅅ 불규칙
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안녕하세요, 여러분! In this lesson, we are talking about the “ㅅ” irregular. If you feel like there are many irregular rules in Korean, don’t worry! This is the 4th irregular rule that we are introducing and there aren’t many more left. Have fun!
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Discussion( leave a comment )
YAY another irregular lesson!!
I caan’t wait to listen to it.
Tyler La :)
YAY!!! Thanks a lot. 감사합니다!! :D
Listening to TTMIK Lesson is best way to start the week ^__________^
Thank you so much TTMIK Team!
사랑해요 :3
Megumitch :)
^—————–^ 항상 감사합니다!
한국어 연습 많이 했어요??
항상 연습하려고요 <– 이 문장 맞아요?
wow cool. My Korean class has not covered this yet. Thanks!
저는 TTMIK에서 많이 배우기 때문에, 지금 학교 한국어 수업에 잘 하고 있어요.
선생님, 정말 고마워요~!
Franco Ooi :)
감사합니다. 한국어 수업 재미있어요? ^^
앞으로도 연습 많이 해요! 화이팅!! ^^
As usual great lesson!!~
Thanks a lot :)
Asrar 시크리츠 :)
As usual you guys are great listener!! AWESOME!!
감사합니다!! ^^
안녕하세요! ^-^
이 레슨을 주셔서 감사합니다! ^0^
근데 저는 질문이 있어요.
In the PDF, got this example sentence :
“좋은 이름을 지을 거예요.”
Here “짓다” followed by “을 거예요” then became ” 지을 거예요” ,right? But I am wondering “을” is a consonant not vowel, then why still dropped the “ㅅ” here? The PDF only mentioned to drop the “ㅅ” when it is followed by a vowel.맞아요???
선생님들이 가르쳐주세요. ^-^
감사합니다!!! ^-^
The “ㅡ” in 을 is a vowel, which is why you have to drop the “ㅅ”. The “ㅇ” in 을, is just a place holder which is ignored and doesn’t count as the next letter that indicates whether or not to drop the “ㅅ”.
caddie :)
Mr. Kim is right. “을” is a vowel. :D
caddie 씨는 누가 이름을 지었어요? ^^
Mr. Kim :)
Thanks a lot. :D
감사합니다!! ^^
그렇군요! ^-^
김 선생님이 설명 해주셔서 감사합니다. ^-^
경은 선생님한테도 감사드립니다. ^-^
제 이름은 부모님께서 지었어요.
우리 정말 열심히 공부하다. 그리고 이건 마지막 레슨이네요. 저는 행복해요. 감사합니다 선생님들. 배우는 것 끝난 다음에 앞으로 다음 level 만날게요~ ^_^
완 님 :)
저도 행복해요!! 너무 감사합니다. 앞으로도 비디오 숙제 기대할게요. ^^ 한국어 공부 화이팅! ^^
그리고, thanks for ‘like’ the video. i hope u really like it. :)
안녕하세용! 보령이에요! 전는 질문 있어요. Are the 3 examples are the only exceptions? Just to make sure =)
Pauline Lim :)
보령 씨, 안녕하세요. ^^ Those are all we know so far. :D
안녕하세요
저 이름을 아버지가 지었어요. 즐거워는데 이것 마지막 irregular 레슨 때문에. 와 발십오 레슨를 궁부하는데 …화이팅! 감사합니다.
raminsu :)
안녕하세요. ^^
아버지가 이름을 지었어요?
모두 대단해요. 전부 팔십 오 개의 레슨을 공부했어요!! ^^
수고하셨습니다! ^^
안녕하세요. 저는 아침에 TTMIK을 듣고, 커피를 마시고, 빵을 먹었어요. 그런데, 문제 있어요. 커피를 새 바지에 부었어요! ㅋㅋ I poured coffee on my new pants.
선생님들, 질문이 있어요. 붓다 (to pour) => 부어요?
감사합니다!
joe :)
안녕하세요. ^^ 커피를 새 바지에 부었어요? ㅠ.ㅠ
붓다 -> 부어요. 맞아요!
그런데 커피를 일부러 부었어요? 커피를 쏟았어요?
If you spilled coffee on your new pants by accident you should say “쏟다” instead of “붓다”.
Irregulars 좋~아요.
Taey :)
이 레슨 좋아요? ^^ 감사합니다. ^^
감사합니다 !!!
Kim Yujin :)
네!! 감사합니다. ^^ 한국어 공부 화이팅!! ^^
안녕하세요 TTMIK!
휴누 씨, 경은 씨, 석진 씨~
레순 정말 좋아요 ^^ I like learning about irregularities! I’ll be sure to keep this in mind ^^
정말 감사합니다
사미르
사미르 :)
레슨 정말 좋아요? 정말 감사합니다!
오늘도 많이 웃어요! ^——–^
반가워요 현우 & 경은 선생님들이 ^_^
great job guys!! these irregular lessons are so so helpful. i have never had such a comprehensive explanation of how to use the “ㅅ”, and how to form the verbs.
정말 감사합니다. 아주 도움이되요! i want to say “it’s really useful!!” .. ㅋㅋ
고마워요 !!
케리 :)
Happy to hear that this lesson is helpful to you. :D
감사합니다!!! 한국어 연습 많이 하세요!! ^^
화이팅!!
hello :) ㅋㅋ 저는 한국사람이에요 ㅋㅋ 친구들에게 외국인 친구들에게 이 사이트 추천해주고 있어요.. ㅋㅋ 근데 저도 한글을 외국친구들 처럼 쓰는것 같아요 ㅋㅋ 아 .. 그게 요점이 아니라.. 수업은 일주일에 하나씩 올라오나요? 친구들 대부분 다 고마워 하는데 ㅋ 한친구는 좀더 높은 레벨을 공부하고 싶다는데 아직 진행중이신거 맞으시죠? ㅋㅋ
응원하고 홍보 많이 할게요. 좋은일 많이 하시네요. 행복하세요.
Yong-jae Kim :)
안녕하세요. 반가워요. 외국인 친구들에게 저희 웹사이트 추천 해 주셔서 감사합니다. 초급 레슨은 매주 월, 목요일 올라와요. 그리고 매주 화요일은 중급 레슨인 “Iyagi” 레슨이 있어요. 모두 한국어로 하는 레슨이에요. 그리고 매주 금요일은 동영상 레슨으로 다양한 레벨을 위한 레슨이에요. 더 높은 레벨을 공부하고 싶은 친구에게는 매주 화요일 “Iyagi”레슨이나 동영상 레슨이 좋을 것 같아요. ^^
감사합니다!!
TTMIK,
Thank you for these awesome lessons :) You teach about these irregularities in such a simple and fun way, it makes it easy to understand and remember!
이 레슨 좋아해요! 감사합니다 ^^
sherman c :)
감사합니다!! ^^
Thanks a lot. Happy to hear that it’s easy to understand. :D
불규칙 재미있어서 정말 재미있어요.
“언젠가 빠른비항기를 잘 질거에요.”
이거 맞아요?
고맙습니다 ^^
“언젠가 빠른 비행기를 잘 지을 거예요.”
그런데 비행기는 “만들다”가 더 잘 어울려요. ^^
a2oygE Great thinking! That really breaks the mold!
안녕하세요 !! ^,^
im ki bum <> :) 이게 내 진짜 이름이야 …
thx for the lesson got so much usefull info. :D
감사합니다 kkkkkk <3
네 ^^! 감사합니다. 화이팅!
Woa you guys are so goood, I’ll Make a exchange I’m From Brazil and I really learning more with you than with my Korean Teacher haha .
Thank you so much for your comment. ^^
Woa you guys are so goood, I’ll Make a exchange, I’m From Brazil and I really learning more with you than with my Korean Teacher haha .
Haha. I also hope you will learn more with us. ^^ Thanks.
Hi,
How come the liason doesn’t happen here?
낫다 – 나아요 and not 나요? 나아요 is slightly funny to say which is why I’m guessing the Korean language stomped it out. E.g 가다 – 가요 and not 가아요.
On a seperate note:
저는 감사합니다 말하고 싶었어요. 모두 좋은 사람 같아요. 다 돕기 고마와요.
매리 크리스마스!!! 산타에서 모두가 뭔가 좋은 받길 바래요.
Thankyou ^^
o____0
another irregularity
at first i tried to memorize all the irregularities and irregularities in irregular verbs ,but it starts to get confusing, and now it all mixed up , i guess i have to give up on trying to memorize , i’ll get used to them gradually , little by little ,by using them usually
but seriously , how many irregular verb stem are left ?
감사합니다
안녕히 계세요
안녕하세요, 선생님들~! ^^
예문 한개만 있어요~ :3
…선생님들, 한국 이름 지어 주세요? xD ㅋㅋㅋ just kidding :P Kind of…xD
저는 정말 열심히 공부하고 있어요! >:D ㅎㅎㅎ 그런데, 저는 문제 있어요 >< 첫번쩨 문장에 그것은 말해요: "잘 저으세요." Why does it change to "저으세요" instead of "저어세요"? I feel like I might have missed something, but I checked the lesson again and I didn't hear anything about why the verb changes that way ;_; Could you please explain for me?
감사합니다! 안영히 계세요! :3
-Sierra
Hello Sierra,
The original verb is 젓다 and it is affected by ㅅ irregular rule so ㅅ is dropped when it is conjugated.
The verb stem of the verb is “젓” and it ends with a consonant.
** When a verb stem ends with the consonant “ㅅ” and it is followed by a vowel, the consonant “ㅅ” is dropped.
***In order to tell someone to do something, you basically add -(으)세요 at the end of the verb stem. Verb stems ending with a consonant are followed by -으세요
젓 + 으세요 => “ㅅ” is omited => 저 + 으세요 = 저으세요.
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-2-lesson-26/
This lesson will help you a lot. :)
안녕하세요~ ^^ Ahh, I get it now, I didn’t know the verb stem of that word was 젓다, but I should have guessed that because of the lesson being about the irregular ㅅ xD 감사합니다, 석진 선생님 ^^
Hi,
In the beginning of the MP3 you talked about the “ᄉ” , that when it is placed at the end like “앗” (not followed by a vowel) it is not pronounced.
But when “앗” is followed by “어” it will be “앗어” [a-seo]
Or if it followed by “아” it will be “앗아” [a-sa].
So I got a little bit confused because in the PDF you say that
” When a verb stem ends with the consonant “ㅅ” and it is followed by a vowel, the consonant “ㅅ” is dropped” (Except for some Exceptions like: 웃다, 씻다, 벗다 that the “ᄉ” stays).
Would you please explain this to me?
Thank you.
Hi Ahuva,
” When a verb stem ends with the consonant “ㅅ” and it is followed by a vowel, the consonant “ㅅ” is dropped”
It is an explanation about conjugation, but the pronounce.
Do you mean that like when conjugating 낫다 to present tense , you write 낫아요 but pronounce it: 나아요 ??
Under more examples is says like this:
젓다 [jeot-da] = to stir (liquid)
젓 + 어요 = 저어요 [ji-eo-yo]
I wonder:
1. ji-eo-yo? why not jeo-eo-yo? is this a typo?
2. 저어요 can I also say and write 저요? If not, why?
Ah…. I am sorry for the inconveneince. Yes, it is typo. The pronounciation of 저어요 should be written like [jeo-eo-yo].
저어요 and 저요 have totally different meaning. 저어요 means “to stir” but 저요 means “(it’s) me”.
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