Action & Verbs Flashcards by Miah Lyons

지금

Now

Ji-geum

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저 or 나

I, me, I’m

• 저 is honor form (used for elders)

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아들

Son

A-deul

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샤워

Shower

Sya-wo

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남편

Husband

Nam-pyeon

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딸

Daughter

Ttal

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고양이

Cat

Go-yang-I

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What does 습니다 & ㅂ니다 attach too? & What kind of form is it?

Declarative form (like -ing)

습니다 - attach when there’s an ending cons.

ㅂ니다 - attach when there’s no ending cons.

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What does 습니까 & ㅂ니까 attach too? & What kind of form is it?

Question form (still like -ing)

습니까 - attach when there’s an ending cons.

ㅂ니까 - attach when there’s no ending cons.

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가다

To Go

Ga-da

•ㅂ니다

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오다

To Come

O-da

•ㅂ니다

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보다

To See, Watch

Bo-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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쓰다 or 적다

To Write

Sseu-da or jeok-da

•ㅂ니다/까 or 습니다/까

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자다

To Sleep

Ja-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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마시다

To Drink

Ma-si-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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만나다

To Meet

Man-na-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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일어나다

To Get up

Il-eo-na-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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주다

To Give

Ju-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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사다

To Buy

Sa-da

•ㅂ니다/까

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씻다

To Wash

Ssis-da

•습니다/까

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먹다

To Eat

Meok-da

•습니다/까

입다

To Wear

Ip-da

•습니다/까

식다

To put on

Sik-da

•습니다/까

받다

To Receive

Bat-da

•습니다/까

열다

To Open • irregular verb so to say "opening" you use ㅂ니다/ㅂ니까. (엽니다/엽니까) Yeol-da

닫다

To Close Dat-da •습니다/까

듣다

To Listen Deut-da •습니다/까

걷다

To Walk Geot-da •습니다/까

요리하다

Cook • Yo-ri-ha-da Dish • 요리 •ㅂ니다/까

운전하다

Drive (Verb) •Un-jeon-ha-da Drive (Noun) •운전 •ㅂ니다/까

운동하다

Exercise (Verb) •Un-dong-ha-da Exercise (Noun) •운동 •ㅂ니다/까

노래하다

Sing •No-Rae-ha-da Song •노래 •ㅂ니다/까

공부하다

Study (Verb) •Gong-bu-ha-da Study (Noun) •공부 •ㅂ니다/까

일하다

Work (Verb) •Il-ha-da Work (Noun) •일 •ㅂ니다/까

좋아하다

Like (Verb) •Joh-a-ha-da Like (Noun) •좋아 •ㅂ니다/까

사랑하다

Love (Verb) •Sa-rang-ha-da Love (Noun) •사랑 •ㅂ니다/까

전화하다

Call •Jeon-hwa-ha-da Telephone •전화 •ㅂ니다/까

이야기하다

Talk •I-ya-gi-ha-da Story •이야기 •ㅂ니다/까

하다

To do Ha-da •ㅂ니다/까

신문

Newspaper Sin-Mun

영화

Movie Yeong-hwa

밥

Rice Bap

물

Water Mul

편지

Letter (the ones you write) Pyeon-ji

음악

Music Eum-ak

씨

Mr/Ms Ssi

지금

Now Ji-geum

무엇

What Mu-eos

동생

Someone younger Dong-saeng

당신 or 녀

You Dang-sin or Nyeo

있습니다

There is/are & am • this is translated to am when you are talking about a subject at a location in an action way.

How do you make an verb into a declarative or question verb? Ex. 가다, 먹다, & 요리하다

Drop the "다" and attach either "습니다/까" or "ㅂ니다/까" (depending on the ending cons) to make it a declarative or question form