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Your own definition of 웃습니다 says smile or laugh, so my answer should be accepted. Thanks!
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Is it me, or the vocalization software, or do half of all these verbs sound the same?
It's because you're learning now the 합쇼체, it's a speech form in Korean. All the verbs end with ㅂ니다 or 습니다, so they sound the same, but they aren't. You need to pay attention to the stems!
Guys, just a question if anyone can help me out, how is 남자아이가 formed? I know 남자 is man, and 가 is a subject particle, but 이 is one too, my doubt is - 남자아지 is boy and 가 is the particle or 남자아 is boy and 이가 is the particle? I don`t know if we can have double particles like that.
The word is formed by 남자 and 아이 ,in which 남자 means man and 아이 means child, so 남자(man)+아이 (child) = 남자아이(boy)
Is there a less formal way to say 웃습니다? instead of adding the 습니다, cant i add 세요?
Im Mexican so my native lenguage is spanish, so im the only one who speaks spanish ?
