-(으)ㄹ까 보다 (i am worried about/that)
This form is attached to a verb and indicates the speakers is conjecture or intentions concerning the action or condition being talked about.
-(으)ㄹ까 봐(서) is formed by attaching -아서 to -(으)ㄹ까 보다. It shows that the action in the second clause is done because of fears about the action or condition in the first clause.
"is thinking of doing, maybe i'll ... " usually first person -(으)ㄹ까 봐(서) : for fear ... ; for fear thay ... ; (afraid/concerned) that ...
Structure :
A/V (으)ㄹ까 봐(서)
Example :
1) 늦었는데 택시를 탈까 보다.
neuj-eossneunde taegsi-leul talgga buda.
It is late so i'm thinking of taking a taxi.
2) 남어질까 봐 손을 잡고 겄어요.
nam-eojilgga bwa noneul jabgo geosseoyo.
It looked like he might fall so i help his hand and go.
3) 아까 그 방에서 한잠 잘까 봐요.
agga geu bang-eseo hanjam jalgga bwayo.
I think i'll have a nap in that room.
(you just showed me).
This form is attached to a verb and indicates the speakers is conjecture or intentions concerning the action or condition being talked about.
-(으)ㄹ까 봐(서) is formed by attaching -아서 to -(으)ㄹ까 보다. It shows that the action in the second clause is done because of fears about the action or condition in the first clause.
"is thinking of doing, maybe i'll ... " usually first person -(으)ㄹ까 봐(서) : for fear ... ; for fear thay ... ; (afraid/concerned) that ...
Structure :
A/V (으)ㄹ까 봐(서)
Example :
1) 늦었는데 택시를 탈까 보다.
neuj-eossneunde taegsi-leul talgga buda.
It is late so i'm thinking of taking a taxi.
2) 남어질까 봐 손을 잡고 겄어요.
nam-eojilgga bwa noneul jabgo geosseoyo.
It looked like he might fall so i help his hand and go.
3) 아까 그 방에서 한잠 잘까 봐요.
agga geu bang-eseo hanjam jalgga bwayo.
I think i'll have a nap in that room.
(you just showed me).
Do you speak English? = Yeong ho haseyo?
i’m wondering = Hoksi
Do you have = it Soyo
Do you have tissue? = Hwa Jang ji it soyo
Do you have water? = Mool it soyo
Right = u leun jok
Left = wen jok
pls give me = Juseyo
pls give me tissue = Hwa Jang ji Juseyo
it’s delicious (food) = Mal shit soyo
Please help me = Dowa Juseyo
Where am I? = Yo go oh di aeyo?
I love you = Saranghae or Saranghaeyo
Shut up = Dak cho!
Time = Shigan
Do you have time? = Shigan it soyo
where should I catch a taxi? = Taek shi o di so ta yo
There = Jo gi
Here = Yo gi
Please hurry up = So dul lo juseyo
How much is it = Yo guem ol ma yeyo
i’m wondering = Hoksi
Do you have = it Soyo
Do you have tissue? = Hwa Jang ji it soyo
Do you have water? = Mool it soyo
Right = u leun jok
Left = wen jok
pls give me = Juseyo
pls give me tissue = Hwa Jang ji Juseyo
it’s delicious (food) = Mal shit soyo
Please help me = Dowa Juseyo
Where am I? = Yo go oh di aeyo?
I love you = Saranghae or Saranghaeyo
Shut up = Dak cho!
Time = Shigan
Do you have time? = Shigan it soyo
where should I catch a taxi? = Taek shi o di so ta yo
There = Jo gi
Here = Yo gi
Please hurry up = So dul lo juseyo
How much is it = Yo guem ol ma yeyo
Used to indicate the desire of the subject and is used with action verbs and 있다. This pattern -고 싶다 is used with the first person statements and second person questions. -고 싶다 is always attached directly to the end of verb stems.
Note that tense and negation are expressed in the verb 싶다:
example sentence:
피자를 먹고 싶어요.
[pija-leul meog-go sip-eo-yo]
(I) wanted to eat Pizza.
example sentence:
피자를 먹고 싶어요.
[pija-leul meog-go sip-eo-yo]
(I) wanted to eat Pizza.
Other Example :
1) 사과를 사고 싶어요.
[sagwa-leul sago sip-eo-yo]
(I) would like to buy an Apple.
1) 사과를 사고 싶어요.
[sagwa-leul sago sip-eo-yo]
(I) would like to buy an Apple.
2) 저는 한국어를 배우고 싶어요.
[jeo-neun hangug-eo-leul bae-u-go sipeo-yo]
(I) want to study Korean.
[jeo-neun hangug-eo-leul bae-u-go sipeo-yo]
(I) want to study Korean.
3) 어디에 가고 싶으세요 ?
[eodi-e gago sip-eu-se-yo ?]
Where would (you) like to go ?
[eodi-e gago sip-eu-se-yo ?]
Where would (you) like to go ?
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