"선생님이 앉아 있어요."
Translation:The teacher is sitting.
October 26, 2017
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giuliorsi
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I'm still unsure, does 앉아 있어요 mean that the teacher is doing the action of putting his bottom on the chair or that he's continuously sat on the chair? i hope you get what i mean :)
8darling
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[Someone correct me if I'm wrong]
This lesson tackles present progressive tense (verb + ing), which is done in Korean by adding -고 있어 or -아/어 있어.
If you want to say "The teacher sits", which is in simple present tense (verb + s). you would say "선생님이 앉아요" instead.