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So its the same ending for each verb pronoun? Like I eat, she eats, you eat, we eat, they eat, you(polite) eat would all end in the same thing?
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Ответитьhavent figured out how to check out the last video - not like hitting reverse, its impossible to get back to the video I was watching. I was taking extensive notes about question words : who,what,why,where,when, how much, what kind. on 3/07/23
ОтветитьI really couldn’t catch up whats with verb stem with vowel or consonant. But bright and dark understand easily.
I mean if word finish with consonant how to finish in the end? Im slow Learner sorry to bother.
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Ответитьis this present simple conjugation?
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ОтветитьHello! I am a teengirl from India and I wanna know that Is helping verb like is, am, are , has ,have etc used in Korean language?
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ОтветитьWhen I hear korean people talk, they don‘t say 요 At the end. They say something that ends with 이까 I guess or 데/데. What does This mean? (I‘m a beginner haha)
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ОтветитьThis doesn't make any sense. The video says it's important whether the verb ends with a vowel or a consonant. But it is never shown why.
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