Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
저는 그 풍경이 정말 (Jeoneun geu punggyeongi jeongmal) |
생각했어요. (saenggakhaesseoyo) |
저는 그 풍경이 정말 |
생각했어요. |
아름답다고 (areumdapdago) |
아름답다고 |
저는 그 풍경이 정말 아름답다고 생각했어요. (Jeoneun geu punggyeongi jeongmal areumdapdago saenggakhaesseoyo) |
저는 그 풍경이 정말 아름답다고 생각했어요. |
I thought that scenery was really beautiful. |
We use -다고 after descriptive verbs like 아름답다 ("to be beautiful") to report thoughts or statements. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
그 영화는 (Geu yeonghwaneun) |
생각해요. (saenggakhaeyo.) |
그 영화는 |
생각해요. |
명작이라고 (myeongjagirago) |
명작이라고 |
그 영화는 명작이라고 생각해요. (Geu yeonghwaneun myeongjagirago saenggakhaeyo.) |
그 영화는 명작이라고 생각해요. |
I think that movie is a masterpiece. |
We use -라고 / -이라고 after nouns like 명작 ("masterpiece") to express reported thoughts or statements. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
저는 우리가 예약한 기차가 벌써 (Jeoneun uriga yeyakhan gichaga beolsseo) |
생각해요. (saenggakhaeyo.) |
저는 우리가 예약한 기차가 벌써 |
생각해요. |
떠났다고 (tteonattago) |
떠났다고 |
저는 우리가 예약한 기차가 벌써 떠났다고 생각해요. (Jeoneun uriga yeyakhan gichaga beolsseo tteonattago saenggakhaeyo.) |
저는 우리가 예약한 기차가 벌써 떠났다고 생각해요. |
I think the train we reserved has already left. |
We use -았/었다고 after past-tense action verbs like 떠났다 ("left") to report what we think or heard happened. |
Unscramble the words to make a sentence. |
Ready? |
한국은 (Hangugeun) |
한국은 밤에도 (Hangugeun bamedo) |
한국은 밤에도 안전하다고 (Hangugeun bamedo anjeonhadago) |
한국은 밤에도 안전하다고 생각해요. (Hangugeun bamedo anjeonhadago saenggakhaeyo.) |
I think Korea is safe even at night. |
한국은 밤에도 안전하다고 생각해요. (Hangugeun bamedo anjeonhadago saenggakhaeyo.) |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
저는 내일 우리가 영화관에 (간는다고 or 간다고) 생각했어요. (Jeoneun naeil uriga yeonghwagwane (ganneundago or gandago) saenggakhaesseoyo.) |
저는 내일 우리가 영화관에 (간는다고 or 간다고) 생각했어요. |
간다고 (gandago) |
간다고 |
저는 내일 우리가 영화관에 간다고 생각했어요. (Jeoneun naeil uriga yeonghwagwane gandago saenggakhaesseoyo.) |
I thought we were going to the movie theater tomorrow. |
간다고 is used because 가다 ("to go") is a verb, and when reporting a thought with a verb that ends in a vowel, we use the -ㄴ다고 form. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
이번 여행은 정말 잊지 못할 (여행이라고 or 여행라고) 생각해. (Ibeon yeohaengeun jeongmal itji mothal (yeohaengirago or yeohaengrago) saenggakhae.) |
이번 여행은 정말 잊지 못할 (여행이라고 or 여행라고) 생각해. |
여행이라고 (yeohaengirago) |
여행이라고 |
I think this trip is one I’ll never forget. |
이번 여행은 정말 잊지 못할 여행이라고 생각해. (Ibeon yeohaengeun jeongmal itji mothal yeohaengirago saenggakhae.) |
여행이라고 is used because 여행 ("trip") is a noun ending in a consonant, so we add -이라고 to report a thought. |
Let's translate some sentences into Korean. |
Translate "I thought the actors performed really well." into Korean. |
배우들이 (baeudeuri) - actors |
followed by |
연기를 (yeongireul) - acting |
next |
정말 (jeongmal) - really |
followed by |
잘한다고 (jalhandago) - do well |
after that |
생각했어요 (saenggakaesseoyo) - thought |
잘하다 (jalhada) is a verb, and the stem ends in a vowel. So, we use the ㄴ다고 (ndago) ending here. |
배우들이 연기를 정말 잘한다고 생각했어요. |
(Baeudeuri yeongireul jeongmal jalhandago saenggakaesseoyo.) |
배우들이 연기를 정말 잘한다고 생각했어요. |
I thought the actors performed really well. |
Translate "My younger sibling thinks that concert is exciting." into Korean. |
우리 (uri) - my |
followed by |
동생은 (dongsaengeun) - younger sibling |
next |
그 (geu) - that |
followed by |
콘서트가 (konseoteuga) - concert |
after that |
흥미진진하다고 (heungmijinjinhadago) - is exciting |
next |
생각해 (saenggakhae) - thinks |
흥미진진하다 (heungmijinjinhada) is an adjective. Therefore, it ends with the 다고 (dago) ending. |
우리 동생은 그 콘서트가 흥미진진하다고 생각해. |
(Uri dongsaengeun geu konseoteuga heungmijinjinhadago saenggakhae.) |
우리 동생은 그 콘서트가 흥미진진하다고 생각해. |
My younger sibling thinks that concert is exciting. |
Translate "I thought it was a really well-made movie." into Korean. |
정말 (jeongmal) - really |
followed by |
잘 (jal) - well |
next |
만든 (mandeun) - made |
followed by |
영화라고 (yeonghwarago) - movie |
after that |
생각했어 (saenggakaesseo) - thought |
영화 is a noun, and it ends with a vowel. So, it uses the 라고 (rago) ending. |
정말 잘 만든 영화라고 생각했어. |
(Jeongmal jal mandeun yeonghwarago saenggakaesseo.) |
정말 잘 만든 영화라고 생각했어. |
I thought it was a really well-made movie. |
Listen to what I say. Is the word being conjugated a verb, an adjective, or a noun? Pay close attention to the ending of the word. |
저는 내일 우리가 영화관에 간다고 생각했어요. (Jeoneun naeil uriga yeonghwagwane gandago saenggakhaesseoyo.) |
Listen one more time. |
저는 내일 우리가 영화관에 간다고 생각했어요. (Jeoneun naeil uriga yeonghwagwane gandago saenggakhaesseoyo.) |
Did you hear, "간다고 (gandago), ending with ㄴ다고 (ndago)"? 간다고 (gandago), ending with ㄴ다고 (ndago) means it is a verb. |
How about...? |
그 영화는 명작이라고 생각해요. (Geu yeonghwaneun myeongjagirago saenggakhaeyo.) |
Let’s listen one more time. |
그 영화는 명작이라고 생각해요. (Geu yeonghwaneun myeongjagirago saenggakhaeyo.) |
Did you hear "명작이라고 (myeongjagirago), ending in 이라고 (irago)"? 명작이라고 (myeongjagirago), ending in 이라고 (irago) means it is a noun. |
Next... |
배우들이 연기를 정말 잘한다고 생각했어요. (Baeudeuri yeongireul jeongmal jalhandago saenggakaesseoyo.) |
One more time. |
배우들이 연기를 정말 잘한다고 생각했어요. (Baeudeuri yeongireul jeongmal jalhandago saenggakaesseoyo.) |
Did you hear "잘한다고 (jalhandago), ending with ㄴ다고 (ndago)"? 잘한다고 (jalhandago), ending with ㄴ다고 (ndago) means it is a verb. |
Next... |
정말 잘 만든 영화라고 생각했어. (Jeongmal jal mandeun yeonghwarago saenggakaesseo.) |
One more time. |
정말 잘 만든 영화라고 생각했어. (Jeongmal jal mandeun yeonghwarago saenggakaesseo.) |
Did you hear "영화라고 (yeonghwarago), ending in 라고 (rago)"? 영화라고 (yeonghwarago), ending in 라고 (rago) means it is a noun. |
And... |
우리 동생은 그 콘서트가 흥미진진하다고 생각해. (Uri dongsaengeun geu konseoteuga heungmijinjinhadago saenggakhae.) |
One more time. |
우리 동생은 그 콘서트가 흥미진진하다고 생각해. (Uri dongsaengeun geu konseoteuga heungmijinjinhadago saenggakhae.) |
Did you hear "흥미진진하다고 (heungmijinjinhadago), ending with 다고 (dago)"? 흥미진진하다고 (heungmijinjinhadago), ending with 다고 (dago) means it is an adjective. |
Thank you for watching. |
Now you know how to state your opinion. |
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