Korean Language Class Week 3 Jiyun Baek The Ending: Past Tense Marker • Final Endings include various speech level ex) 0-la/Ol-fl, [-eo yo/ a yo] • Pre-final endings are inflectional elements come between stem and the final ending ex) -(^)A| honorific suffix [-(eu) si]: 1\ =.*|A|c:f- teach [ga-leu-chi-si-da] -9il9l past tense marker [-eot / at] The pre-final ending 9i/9)i • The past tense marker • Two different form depending on which vowel it is 1. stems end with a bright vowel —> & [at] ex) 0[ [a] 12. [o] ?l [at] 2. stems end with all other vowels —> 5& [eot] ex) o [e] / [eo] / 0| [I] etc 9i [eot] It is based on the order of nature. The sun rises from the East, and going up. Dark Bright East And when the sun sets, it is going to the west and down. Dark West Bright East Dark Bright \ -IN e u t r a l — I The combination with pre-final ending and • { d ^ ! y o | ^0-|# 7|-3 * | & 0 - | f l Teacher taught English [Seon saeng ni mi yeong eo leul ga reu chi syeo sseo yo] • 7|-^.x| stem of verb + A| honorific suffix + 5uJpast tense marker + O-lfi. speech level ending [ga reu chi]. [si] [eot] [eo yo] A| honorific suffix + $>J past tense marker = A5J Verb stem Past Polite speech level ending ?r [ga] "go" & [at] CHS. [eoyo]= 1X0\2_ [ga sseo yo] "went" (from 7l-SKHS) 2. [o] "come" & [at] o\2. [eoyo]= StcHS [wa sseo yo] "came" (from 2&cHS) M [bo] "see" & [at] CHS. [eo yo]= &cHS [bwa sseo yo] "saw" (from M&cHS) if [bat] "receive" & [at] CHS. [eoyo]= ^SitO|fl [ba da sseo yo] "received" ^ [meug]"eat" & [eot] CHS [eoyo]= ^SicHS [meu geo sseo yo] "ate" The combination with pre-final ending &/8t and -(^)A| • 1\ [ga] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker + 0-|££ [eo yo] speech level ending ~J\ [ga] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker = &0-|.S£ [ga sseo yo] • 2. [o] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker + 0-\Q_ [eo yo] speech level ending 2. [o] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker = fvt°-|fi. [wa sseo yo] • M. stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker + 0-\£_ [eo yo] speech level ending M [bo] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker = S t O ^ [bwa sseo yo] • i= [bat] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker + 0-|.£ [eo yo] speech level ending II" [bat] stem of verb + St [at] past tense marker = ||"StO"lfi. [ba da sseo yo] • °1 [9a l s t e m of verb + 9Í [eot] past tense marker + 0-|fi. [eo yo] speech level ending ^1 [ga] stem of verb + [eot] past tense marker = ^S^O-ISi [meu geoseeo yo] The combination with pre-final ending and -(.2.)A| 1. r H + & / t t ^ s a m e ex) 7|- go + 9X. -> &t went 2. - J - / T + & / & ^ ex) UH^ learn + & -• HH*! learned ¥ give + Si -> S gave 3. — + ->( — omission ) 9H9i ex) H turn off + AA —• A/ I drank a coffee/ I am drinking coffee (the action of drinking coffee is completed) (2) lir^-cH ^ ^ ^f*illt ScH ° . [han gug eo su eob sug je leul hae sseo yo] ^ / I did a homework for the Korean lessons I am doing Korean class assignment. (the action of doing homework is completed) Vocabulary • ^ A H y [seon-saeng-nim] teacher • o[Q [a-chim] breakfast • *HAI [jeom-sim] lunch • * H [jeo-nyeog] dinner, evening [hae] the sun £J [jib] house, home [ba-ji] pants ?-|n| [keo-pi] coffee • 77 o-|X-|| [eo-je] yesterday c3§F [yeong-hwa] movie eIT1 [chin-gu] friend [gang-do] robber / robbery A|SJ [si-min] citizen £JS [in-jil] hostage [do-dug-jil] theft/rob SBl^l-cl- [yo-li-ha-da] cook Vocabulary • ^rtj [su-eob] class course lesson • ^r*ll [sug-je] homework, assignment • U" [bab] rice, meal, food • [yeong-eo] English • l = 5 l lE l-0| [neg-ta-i] necktie Conversation 3 • * S : M o ^ | «(H? [neo eo-je mwo haess-eo?] Hayun : What did you do yesterday? • ^ : 3(HIAH * H * U SSF tt(H [chin-gu-lang jib-e-seo jeo-nyeog meog-go yeong-hwa bwass-eo] Minjun : I had dinner at home with a friend and watched a movie. [jin-jja? eo-tteon yeong-hwa bwass-eo?] Hayun : Really? Which movie did you watch. Conversation 3 •fiSSJol [gang-do-ga si-min-deul-eul in-jil-lo jab-go do-dug-jil-ha-neun aegMinjun : I watched an action movie that robbers took citizens as hostages and steal money, but it wasn't as good as I thought. Situation + + sentences this sentences uses to explain, ask, request, suggest for this situation ex) HH j i f f dl £hHH JIEJ-? I am hungry, but aren't you hungry ? ex) SJOl cH&jff d| *H S *IS^H? The room is so messy so would you like to clean? Conversation 3 [geu-leoh-gu-na. bab-eun mas-iss-eoss-eo?] Hayun : I see. How was the meal? [jeong-mal mas-iss-eoss-eo. da-eum-e nae-ga yo-li-hae jul-ge !] Minjun : It was really delicious. I will cook it next time.