"~세요/으세요" is used when we ask somebody to do something. The subject is "you" (the listener) and is usually omitted. When the verb stem ends in a consonant, we add "~세요/~으세요". When the verb stem ends in a vowel, we add "~세요".
"읽다/read" become "읽+~(으)세요", "읽으세요/Please read", "가다/go" become "가+~세요", "가세요/Please go"
merLhai1221
can you have a translation on these ? can you translate it in romanized words so i or we can learn fast ..
and is there any site on reading rominized hangeul?
so i can visit it
Kmaru
Hi, you can find roman character in Kboard. :)
http://www.kmaru.com/kboard/kboard.maru
AnthonySone
DA/다 Means You/Listener
Is No Longer Needed?
Kmaru
"~다" means "do ~". "읽다" is "(do) read", "가다" is "(do) go".
Thanks!
Rezia Lecah Ger…
what is the difference of 공주 and 왕녀?