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== TalkToMeInKorean.com - Notite gratuite pentru lectii de coreeanã NIVELUL 1 LECTIA 8 == | == TalkToMeInKorean.com - Notite gratuite pentru lectii de coreeanã NIVELUL 1 LECTIA 8 == | ||
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| − | + | Sa recapitulam cum spunem "acest", "acesta" si "acela" (lectia 7) | |
| − | 이 [i] = | + | 이 [i] = acesta (daca lucrul despre care vorbim este aproape de tine) |
| − | 이거[i-geo] | + | 이거[i-geo] sau 이것[i-geot] = this thing, this item, this stuff, this fact |
그 [geu] = the / that (near the other person) | 그 [geu] = the / that (near the other person) | ||
그거[geu-geo] or 그것[geu-geot] = the thing, the item, that one, it | 그거[geu-geo] or 그것[geu-geot] = the thing, the item, that one, it | ||
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TTMIK nivelul 1 lecţia 8
TalkToMeInKorean.com - Notite gratuite pentru lectii de coreeanã NIVELUL 1 LECTIA 8
Negarea in coreana
Sa recapitulam cum spunem "acest", "acesta" si "acela" (lectia 7)
이 [i] = acesta (daca lucrul despre care vorbim este aproape de tine) 이거[i-geo] sau 이것[i-geot] = this thing, this item, this stuff, this fact 그 [geu] = the / that (near the other person) 그거[geu-geo] or 그것[geu-geot] = the thing, the item, that one, it 저 [jeo] = that (over there) 저거[jeo-geo] or 저것[jeo-geot] = that thing over there
사람 [sa-ram] means a person
이 사람 [i sa-ram] = this person, this man here, this lady here, he, she
그 사람 [geu sa-ram] = the person, that person, he, she
저 사람 [jeo sa-ram] = that person over there, he, she
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아니에요[a-ni-e-yo] = to be not, it is not, you are not
아니에요 [a-ni-e-yo] is the present tense form in the formal language of the verb 아니다 (to be
not). So 아니에요 [a-ni-e-yo] means “It’s not.” “I am not.” “You’re not.” “He/she is not.” and etc.
