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How do you say “don’t do that” in Korean? – Quora
하지마 (ha-ji-ma) = Don’t do that (casually) 하지마세요 (ha-ji-ma-se-yo) = Don’t do that (polite, to your elders, etc…) 제발 하지마 (je-bal ha-ji-ma) …
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How do you say “don’t do that ” in Korean? – HiNative
When you say “Don’t do that(in Korean)” to some people who older than you or strangers then you’d better add “세요”. when you say to some people …
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What is “Don’t do that!” in Korean and how to say it?
What is “Don’t do that!” in Korean and how to say it? American English. Don’t do that! Don’t do that!-하지 마세요!.svg. Korean. 하지 마세요!
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How do you say “don’t do that” in Korean? How would … – Italki
Also if u want use this grammar with other verbs ->>> V+지 마세요 술을많이 마시지 마세요. – Dont drink too much. 마시다=마시+지 마세요.
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How to say “Don’t do that” in Korean (그러지마세요) – Speechling
How to say “Don’t do that” in Korean (그러지마세요). We have audio examples from both a male and female professional voice actor.
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Please don’t do that. – How to say in Korean – LearnWithOliver
Please don’t do that. (English) = 제발 그러지 마세요. (Korean)
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2 Ways to Say, “Don’t…” in Korean – Transparent Language Blog
Here are some essential phrases, using Don’t +Verb” in Korean. 하지 마세요. [ha-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t do (it/this/that.) …
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How to Say “I Don’t Know” in Korean
Do you want to say “I don’t know” in Korean the right way? There are many ways depending on how polite you want to sound.
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How do you say “don’t do that ” in Korean?
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2 Ways to Say, “Don’t…” in Korean
I often talk to a group of friends who lived in foreign countries and enjoy listening to their experiences of living abroad. Over the years, I learned that one of the survival phrases they learned quickly was “Don’t…” in different languages. I believe learning how to say, “Don’t…” in Korean will become useful when you travel to Korea or simply try to understand K-dramas. In this post, I will explain how to say, “Don’t…” in two different ways in Korean.
There are several ways to compose negative sentences in the Korean language. As I explained in an ealier post, “Like or Don’t Like in Korean”, especially in colloquial Korean, you can simply turn a positive statement into a negative one by adding “안 ” to a verb or to an adjective.
좋아해요 [jo-ah-hae-yo] : a polite form of the verb ‘like’ in Korean
ex) 저는 커피를 좋아해요 . : I like coffee. – Polite
[jeo-neun keo-pee-reul jo-ah-hae-yo]안 + 좋아해요 [ahn jo-ah hae-yo] : don’t like
ex) 저는 커피를 안 좋아해요 . : I don’t like coffee. – Polite
[jeo-neun keo-pee-reul ahn jo-ah-hae-yo]비싸요 [bee-ssa-yo] : a polite form of the adjective ‘ expensive’
ex) 신발이 비싸요. : Shoes are expensive . – Polite
[shin-bal-ee bee-ssa-yo]안 + 비싸요 : not expensive – Polite
ex) 신발이 안 비싸요 . : Shoes are not expensive .– Polite
[shin-bal-ee ahn bee-ssa-yo]The following explanations refer to how to say negative imperative forms, “Don’t + Verb” in Korean: Knowing how to say “–지 마세요” and “–지마,” will be useful when you need to request or command someone not to do something in Korean.
“-지 마세요” [-ji ma-seo-yo] is the polite form of “Don’t + Verb” in Korean
[-ji ma-seo-yo] is the polite form of “Don’t + Verb” in Korean “-지 마” [-ji ma] is the casual from of “Don’t + Verb” in Korean. Simply drop the ending, “ 세요 ” from the polite form, “ –지마세요 .”Here are some essential phrases, using Don’t +Verb” in Korean.
하지 마세요. [ha-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t do (it/this/that.), please. – polite 하지 마 . [ha-ji ma] : Don’t do (it/this/that.) – casual 걱정하지 마세요. [geok-jeong-ha-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t worry, please – polite 걱정하지 마 [geok-jeong-ha-ji ma] = 걱정마 [geok-jeong ma] : Don’t worry. – casual 기다리지 마세요. [gi-da-ri-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t wait, please. – polite 기다리지 마. [gi-da-ri-ji ma] : Don’t wait. – casual 울지 마세요. [wool-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t cry, please. – polite 울지 마. [wool-ji ma ] : Don’t cry. – casual 말하지 마세요. [mal-ha-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t speak, please. – polite 말하지 마. [mal-ha-ji ma] : Don’t speak. – casual 가지 마세요. [ga-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t go, please. – polite 가지 마. [ga-ji ma] : Don’t go – casual 웃지 마세요. [woot-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t laugh, please. – polite 웃지 마. [woot-ji ma] : Don’t laugh. – casual 전화하지 마세요. [jeon-hwa ha-ji ma-se-yo] : Don’t call, please. – polite 전화하지 마. [jeon-hwa ha-ji ma] : Don’t call. – casual
Here is one more sentence of “–지 마세요” in Korean: “Don’t forget to study Korean, please.”
“한국어 공부하는 거 잊지 마세요!” [han-gook-eo gong-boo-ha-neun guh it-ji ma-se-yo]
감사합니다! (Thank you!)
How to Say “I Don’t Know” in Korean
Today, we will explain how to say “I don’t know” in Korean.
We all like to know the answer to questions. It makes us feel helpful, knowledgeable, and in control.
However, there will always be times when we don’t know the answer to something. In those cases, it’s best to tell the truth and say, “I don’t know.” The other person will respect your honesty!
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What is the Root Verb for “I Don’t Know?”
Before we head on to the different ways to say “I don’t know” in Korean, let’s first learn about the verbs that we’ll be using. There are two verbs that we’re going to compare today. They are opposites: One is quite knowledgeable, and one is ignorant.
The first verb is our knowledgeable friend 알다 (alda), which means “to know.” The second verb is our bumbling buddy, 모르다 (moreuda), which means “To not know.”
모르다 (moreuda)
Although we always like to look on the bright side, we’re mainly focusing on 모르다 (moreuda). However, it’s always good to know about the existence of 모르다 (moreuda)’s smarty-pants counterpart!
Let’s get better acquainted with 모르다 (moreuda).
모르다 (moreuda) is an irregular verb of the 르 (reu) variety.
Other verbs and adjectives that follow this pattern include 빠르다 (ppareuda | to be fast), 다르다 (dareuda | to be different), 부르다 (bureuda | to call), and 마르다 (mareuda | to be dry) among others. When conjugating such a verb, an extra ㄹ appears in the word, and the “ㅡ” changes to either “ㅏ” or “ㅓ” depending on the vowel in front of it.
How to say “I don’t know” in Korean
Now we know the verbs that we need to use, we can look at how these verbs are conjugated depending on the level of formality that we are using. Here’s also a quick video about how to say “I don’t know” in Korean.
How to Say I DON’T KNOW in Korean | 90 Day Korean
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Formal “I Don’t Know” in Korean
We will start with the most formal version. Here’s how to say “I don’t know” in Korean when you speak with strangers and people older than you.
1. 잘 모르겠습니다 (jal moreugetseumnida)
This expression uses the formal ending -ㅂ니다 (-ㅂ nida). This usually is used when speaking to an unknown audience or if you are required to be very formal.
2. 잘 모릅니다 (jal moreumnida)
Similar to 잘 모르겠습니다 (jal moreugetseumnida), 잘 모릅니다 (jal moreumnida) also uses the -ㅂ니다 (-ㅂ nida) ending which signifies that it is used when speaking formally.
The two above expressions are interchangeable. The 겠 (get) part of the first expression appears in many phrases. It shows that the speaker intends to do something or is making some assumptions. It also appears in some fixed expressions, especially the verbs “to know” and “to not know.”
잘 (jal) means “well,” so effectively, you are saying, “I don’t know well.”
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Standard “I Don’t Know” in Korean
There are three different ways to say “I don’t know” in Korean in its standard form.
1. 몰라요 (mollayo)
The first standard way to say “I don’t know in Korean” is 몰라요 (mollayo). Here’s an example sentence:
Example:
A: 김 선생님 알아요? (gim seonsaengnim arayo)
Do you know Mr. Kim?
B: 몰라요. (mollayo)
No, I don’t.
You don’t have to say “no” in your answer. It is already implied by the verb “I don’t know.”
2. 잘 몰라요 (jal mollayo)
3. 잘 모르겠어요 (jal moreugesseoyo)
You can interchangeably use the three regular ways of saying “I don’t know” in Korean. However, the 잘 (jal) sounds a little bit more polite.
Usually, this verb is used to answer questions that include either 알다 (alda) or 모르다 (moreuda) in them.
Informal “I Don’t Know” in Korean
Lastly, below are the two ways to say “I don’t know” in Korean informally.
When speaking with close friends, you’ll often use informal Korean. It’s more comfortable, simpler, and helps you develop a more intimate relationship with the other speaker.
1. 몰라 (molla)
When saying the informal version of “I don’t know,” this is the same as the standard Korean form but without the 요 (yo).
2. 모르겠어 (moreugesseo)
Lastly, another informal way to say this phrase is 모르겠어 (moreugesseo). This is quite similar with the standard version 잘 모르겠어요 (jal moreugesseoyo) just without 잘 (jal) and the ending 요 (yo).
Hopefully, this lesson has given you a better understanding of saying “I don’t know” in Korean.
Soon you’ll be turning 몰라요 (mollayo) into 알아요 (arayo)!
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