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[candiedapplez]

JESUS CHRIST. DOWN IS U. UP IS O.AAAHH

[seogwail]

[leatherbookmark]

And What If I Told You. There's No 'W' Sound In 'Wooyoung'

[crescentmp3]

im fighting in the battlefield and losing the war

[my5hiningstars]

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[mony-e]

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ㅤㅤㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ ⏚　　 ﹋ 　 🩼　 ৲

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ㅤㅤㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ㅤ︎ ⵰ -᷄ ᴗ -᷅ ೕ 🪨︎

[wonryllis]

If you have jungwon then gimme sunghoon, sunoo & Jay 🫣

naur way JUST AFTER I ANNOUNCE IT YOU ASK FOR MY HOONIE???? THE BETRAYAL ㅎ ㅗ ㅎ you can have sunjay but not sunghoon !!

[cokun]

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Bonus ♡:

[milkmoomshroom]

Shroom Study Time: Informal Polite Present Tense (KGIU)

Today I reviewed the informal polite present tense using the "Korean Grammar In Use" textbook. Since this grammar point is not difficult for me, I just did a few grammar drills but mostly focused on practicing speaking. I did end up making this little worksheet thing because I find them fun to fill out (and to make). So if y'all want to use it, feel free to (it's at the bottom of the post).

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Informal Polite Present Tense

To conjugate verbs and adjectives into the present tense add ~아/어요. If the v./adj. ends in a vowel, it merges. It doesn't merge if the v./adj. ends in a consonant.

If the v./adj. ends in ㅏ/ㅗ, add ~아요

가다 + ~아요 = 가요 놀다 + ~아요 = 놀아요

If the v./adj. does not end in ㅏ/ㅗ, add ~어요

먹다 + ~어요 = 먹어요

~어요 merges with certain vowels differently

ㅐ/ㅓ/ㅕ + ~어요 = 애요 / 어요 / 여요 ㅜ + ~어요 = 워요 ㅣ + ~어요 = 여

If the v./adj. ends in 하다, it becomes 해요

공부하다 + ~어요 = 공부해요 지루하다 + ~어요 = 지루해요

이다 becomes 이에요/예요

사과이다 -> 사과예요 핸드폰이다 -> 핸드폰이에요

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As always if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or corrections, feel free to send 'em my way. Happy studying y'all!

ଘ( ŎUŎ)━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ

[msburgundy]

i keep pronouncing ㅓ like ㅗ and ㅗ like ㅜ when i sing. why is this happening

[mausuwinasa]

I really need to draw my disassembly drone ocs yall would love them

Their names are ㅁ (Mieum), ㄹ (Rieul), ㅆ (SsangSiot) and ㅗ (O), I like to call them the Girl Gang bc why not

I literally only came up with them bc I was pondering the idea of dds with names from other alphabets :3 (im a total language nerd)

It would be pretty cool to see some dd ocs from other alphabets like Greek, Cyrillic, Arabic, etc.

Feel free to comment with yours I WANT TO SEE THEM!!!!!!! >:3

[dlstmxkakwldrlarchive]

onew_griffin: ♡ㅣ♡ ♡ ㅗ ㅠ ㄴ round round ♡ ♡

[gazingatmydoom]

everytime i try and learn hangul i'm always struck by how obviosuly perfect the keyboard is laid out. the first time i got mad that the sounds weren't in the same places as the qwerty equivalent, for example ㄱ which is a sort of k/g sound, was on the key 'r'; until i realised all the consonants were on the left side of the keyboard and all the vowels were on the right. which is perfect, because every single syllable is either a cononant-vowel-consonant, or just a consonant-vowel.

and now i'm back on it again and trying to find the vowels like ㅕ, ㅛ and ㅑ on my keyboard and whaddya know. they're all directly above their counterparts (like ㅓ, ㅗ and ㅏ). like this keyboard is just. it's so well thought out. idk why the english keyboard uses qwerty so i can't speak on that, but (at least on laptop where u obviously can't change the keyboards layout) japanese also uses qwerty format. like if i wanted to write か which is just "ka" then i press k and then a it's very simple. yk what i wonder if japanese had fewer characters if it would just go by keys instead of key combinations. i can sense myself making less and less sense now. i just think the english to korean keyboard is laid out particularly well and it makes me happy.

[studymochiandblossoms]

bussu 🇰🇷 lesson and notes

Semiformal forms 🤗 We transformed verbs and adjectives into semiformal forms in the present tense adding 아요 or 어요 to the radical. We add 아요 if the radical ends in vowel ㅗ ou ㅏ. Otherwise, we add 어요. 찾다 (to find) – radical ends in vowel ㅏ = 찾아요

좋다 (to be good) – radical ends in vowel ㅗ = 좋아요

먹다 (to eat) – radical ends in vowel ㅓ = 먹어요

있다 (to have) – radical ends in vowel ㅣ = 있어요 How to add 아요 Fisrt, let’s see how to add 아요 to radicals with final consonant. (Later we’ll learn how to add 아요 to radicals without final consonant.) If the radical ends in vowel ㅗ or ㅏ with final consonant, we add 아요 to the radical. ㅗ ou ㅏ + final consonant radical + 아요

좋다 (to be good) = 좋아요

닦다 (to wash) = 닦아요

볶다 (to fry) = 볶아요

닫다 (to close) = 닫아요

높다 (tall) = 높아요

살다 (to live) = 살아요

[hikarue]

⠀゛⠀⠀⠀𓊆ㅤthe nucleus of creationㅤ🦢 ֢ ˚ㅤㅤㅤׅㅤㅤ✦

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ㅤ∬ ﹒ 🌥️ ֢ ˚  soft nature-themed moodboard with psd coloring and gifs⠀!⠀⠀⠀📹 ★

psd: with love, sungshine by @miniepsds ★ like and reblog pls!

[sonnys-fan-not-spurs-fan]

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