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Honorifics/존댓말
Usage: to others/about others of higher status or age than yourself or to someone you are not too
familiar with and so you would like to show additional respect.
Never use these forms when speaking about yourself.
Notice the table with the really irregular verbs at the very end of the document.
Verb stem + (으)시 + tense-specific ending
Dictionary form Present tense
Past tense
Future tense
현재 시제
과거 시제
미래 시제
Ending: (으)세요 Ending: (으)셨어요 Ending: (으)실 거예요
끝나다: to finish
노래하다: to sing
늦다: to be late
다니다: to attend
다른다: to be different
닫다: to close
만나다: to meet
만들다: to make
바쁘다: to be busy
배우다: to learn
보내다: to send
사다: to buy
사인하다: to sign
쉽다: to be easy
쓰다: to write
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아프다: to be ill/hurt
알다: to know
어렵다: to be difficult
연습하다: to practice
예쁘다: to be pretty
운전하다: to drive
이기다: to win
입다: to wear
조용하다: to be quiet
좋다: to be good
질문하다: to ask a
question
추다: to dance
친절하다: to be kind
켜다: to turn on
타다: to take
(transportation)
특별하다: to be special
피곤하다: to be tired
Beware of verbs with special hororific forms:
Dictionary form Present tense
Past tense
Future tense
현재 시제
과거 시제
미래 시제
Ending: (으)세요 Ending: (으)셨어요 Ending: (으)실 거예요
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