| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| had | κ°μ‘μ΄ |
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κ°μ‘μ΄ info.
Tips to Remember:
β’ Think of the base verb κ°μ§λ€ (gajida) meaning βto have.β The past form κ°μ‘μ΄ (gajyeosseo) sounds like βI hadβ when you imagine someone saying, βI had (gajyeosseo) it,β linking the sound of the verb with possession.
β’ Notice the β-μμ΄β ending indicating the past tense in informal speech, helping you connect the ending with a completed action.
Explanations:
β’ κ°μ‘μ΄ (gajyeosseo) is the informal, past tense form of κ°μ§λ€ (gajida), which means βto haveβ or βto possess.β
β’ It is used in casual conversation to indicate that someone possessed or had something in the past.
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
β’ μμ νμ΄ (soyuhaesseo) β casual past form of μμ νλ€ (soyuhada), meaning βpossessed.β
β’ μμμ΄ (isseosseo) β from μλ€ (itda), meaning βwas thereβ or βhad,β often used depending on context.
Conjugations of κ°μ§λ€:
β’ Dictionary Form (Infinitive): κ°μ§λ€ (gajida) β βto have/possess.β
β’ Present Tense (Informal): κ°μ Έ (gajeo) β βhave/possess.β
β’ Present Tense (Polite): κ°μ Έμ (gajyeoyo)
β’ Past Tense (Informal): κ°μ‘μ΄ (gajyeosseo) β βhad/possessed.β
β’ Past Tense (Polite): κ°μ§μ ¨μ΄μ (gajisyeosseoyo)
β’ Future Tense (Informal): κ°μ§ κ±°μΌ (gajil geoya) β βwill have/possess.β
β’ Future Tense (Polite): κ°μ§ κ±°μμ (gajil geoyeyo)
Examples of Sentences:
1. I had a car.
– Korean: λλ μ°¨λ₯Ό κ°μ‘μ΄.
– Romanization: Naneun cha-reul gajyeosseo.
2. She had many books.
– Korean: κ·Έλ λ λ§μ μ± μ κ°μ‘μ΄.
– Romanization: Geunyeoneun maneun chaeg-eul gajyeosseo.
3. We will have a meeting tomorrow.
– Korean: μ°λ¦¬λ λ΄μΌ νμλ₯Ό κ°μ§ κ±°μΌ.
– Romanization: Urineun naeil hoeui-reul gajil geoya.
4. They have a beautiful house.
– Korean: κ·Έλ€μ μμ μ§μ κ°μ Έ.
– Romanization: Geudeureun yeppeun jib-eul gajeo.
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