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공부하다
gongbuhada
to study
이해하다
ihaehada
to understand
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중요한
jungyohan
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친구
chingu
friend
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time
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-는 - Present action noun modifier

-는 creates noun-modifying forms for ongoing or habitual actions.

-(으)ㄴ - Past/state noun modifier

-(으)ㄴ creates noun-modifying forms for completed actions or states.

-(으)ㄹ - Future/prospective noun modifier

-(으)ㄹ creates noun-modifying forms for future or prospective actions.

마다 - Every/each

마다 means every or each, attached to time words and nouns to indicate regular occurrence or inclusion of all.

밖에 - Only/nothing but (with negative)

밖에 means only or nothing but and must always be followed by a negative verb.

-기 - Nominalization (turning verbs into nouns)

-기 turns verbs and adjectives into nouns, commonly used with expressions of ease, difficulty, decisions, and more.

-(으)시- - Honorific infix

-(으)시- is the honorific infix inserted into verbs to show respect for the subject of the sentence.

-세요/으세요 - Polite request/imperative or honorific present

-세요/으세요 combines the honorific -시 with polite ending -어요, used for polite requests or describing someone elses actions respectfully.

-습니다/ㅂ니다 - Formal polite statement ending

-습니다/ㅂ니다 is the formal polite declarative ending used in formal speech, news, presentations, and with strangers.

-자 - Let's (casual propositive)

The casual propositive ending -자 is used to suggest doing something together informally.

-ㅂ시다/읍시다 - Let's (formal propositive)

The formal propositive ending -ㅂ시다/읍시다 is used to suggest doing something together in formal polite speech.

씩 - Each/apiece (distributive)

씩 is a distributive particle attached to numbers or quantities to mean each or apiece.

Korea's Four Seasons

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안녕하세요오늘은한국의사계절에대해이야기하고싶습니다
봄에는벚꽃이피고아주아름다운계절입니다
여름은덥고사람들은바다나수영장에갑니다
가을에는단풍이아름답고음식도맛있습니다
겨울에는눈이오고스키를즐길수있습니다