Korean verb conjugation patterns across tenses and speech levels, with an example sentence per card. Front: the Korean word or phrase (romanization in parentheses). Back: English meaning.
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- 먹습니다 (meokseumnida) - present tense formal
- to eat (formal statement). Example: 저는 밥을 먹습니다. I eat rice.
- 가십니다 (gashipnida) - honorific present formal
- to go (formal honorific). Example: 할아버지가 가십니다. Grandfather goes.
- 오십니다 (oshipnida) - honorific present formal
- to come (formal honorific). Example: 어머니가 오십니다. Mother comes.
- 합니다 (hamnida) - present tense formal
- to do (formal statement). Example: 나는 숙제를 합니다. I do homework.
- 봅니다 (bomnida) - present tense formal
- to see (formal statement). Example: 나는 영화를 봅니다. I see a movie.
- 먹어 (meokeo) - present tense informal
- to eat (casual). Example: 나는 밥을 먹어. I eat rice (casual).
- 가 (ga) - present tense informal
- to go (casual). Example: 나는 학교에 가. I go to school (casual).
- 와 (wa) - present tense informal
- to come (casual). Example: 친구가 와. My friend comes (casual).
- 해 (hae) - present tense informal
- to do (casual). Example: 너는 뭐해? What are you doing (casual)?
- 봐 (bwa) - present tense informal
- to see (casual). Example: 나는 TV를 봐. I watch TV (casual).
- 먹어요 (meogeoyeo) - present tense polite
- to eat (polite). Example: 저는 밥을 먹어요. I eat rice (politely).
- 가요 (gayo) - present tense polite
- to go (polite). Example: 학교에 가요. I go to school (politely).
- 와요 (wayo) - present tense polite
- to come (polite). Example: 친구가 와요. My friend comes (politely).
- 해요 (haeyo) - present tense polite
- to do (polite). Example: 무엇을 해요? What do you do (politely)?
- 봐요 (bwayo) - present tense polite
- to see (polite). Example: 영화를 봐요. I watch a movie (politely).