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- What does 제 mean in this sentence? - korean. stackexchange. com
In order to understand what '제' means in your example sentence, you need to understand what '저' has many meanings, but the two most important meanings are [대명사] 말하는 이가 윗사람이나 그다지 가깝지 아니한 사람을 상대하여 자기를 낮추어 가리키는 일인칭 대명사
- meaning - What is the original form of 거예요? - Korean Language Stack . . .
I saw the following sentence: 이 장남감은 누구 거예요? I know the meaning, which is Whose is this toy? However, I don't know what is the original verb of 거예요 It seems that there is no verb registered a
- Translate How do I ask my girlfriend how cook pasta?
제 여자친구한테 어떻게 파스타를 요리하다고 어떻게 칠문해요? The rationale behind it is How do I ask? -> 어떻게 칠문해요? To my girfriend -> 제여자친구한테 How to cook pasta -> 파스타 어떻게 요리해요 But 3 Is the quoted question so I put the quotation 다고 Is it correct and natural to say?
- Spacing rules: Is it 가 보다 or 가보다? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
한글 맞춤법 제5 장 (‘띄어쓰기’) 제3 절 (‘보조 용언’) 제47 항 Hangul orthography, Chapter 5 (“Spacing”), §3 (“Auxiliary verbs and adjectives”), Clause 47: 보조 용언은 띄어 씀을 원칙으로 하되, 경우에 따라 붙여 씀도 허용한다
- Family-in-law terms - Korean Language Stack Exchange
notation : W = girl, M = man brother in law 1) 매형 = M's older sister's husband That is, M call the husband 매형 and conversely, 매형 call M 처남 M's wife's older brother is 형님 매제 = M's younger sister's husband 2) There are two sisters : Older's husband call younger's husband 동서 and conversely, 형님 3) 형부 = W's older sister's husband 제부 = W's younger sister's
- translation - English Please: 제발 vs 부탁해 - Korean Language Stack Exchange
When one wants to say in Korean, "pleeeease", the way we do in English when we might even add "pretty please with a cherry on top", 제발 seems like a common translation of please; however, I mostly h
- Pronunciation of 의 - Korean Language Stack Exchange
According to 표준어 규정 제2부 제5장 제22항, [너예] is not a correct pronunciation of 너의 표준어 규정 제2부 제2장 제5항 includes the rules for the pronunciations of 의 As for #4, one should not pronounce 의 as 으 or 이 at the word-initial position
- vocabulary - What does 제까짓 게 means? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
To break down, 제 here sounds like a dialect of he she (could be plural) to me -까짓 is an affix to 제 to address 제 in a condescending manner 게 is a shortened form of 것(thing) + 이(propositional particle) It is not so often used in conversational Korean - sounds quite snobbish
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