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    Lv1 U09 What did you do yesterday? | past tense -았/ -었/ -했 grammar


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    9 과: 어제 무엇을 했어요?


    가... 어제 무엇을 했어요?
    나... 시내에서 친구를 만났어요. 그리고 다방에서 차를 마시고 극장에 갔어요.
    가... 무슨 영화를 보았어요?
    나... "편지"를 보았어요. 음악이 아주 좋았어요.

    Vocabulary:

    어제 = yesterday
    시내 = downtown
    다방 = coffee shop (old-fashioned word, not popular these days)
    음식 = food
    아주 = very, really
    너무 = too much
    공부 = study
    차 = tea
    녹차 = green tea
    홍차 = red tea (black tea)
    유자차 = citrus tea
    커피 = coffee
    주스 = juice
    음료수 = drink
    산 = mountain

    Translate:

    Unit 9: What did you do yesterday?

    A... What did you do yesterday?
    B... I met a friend in downtown. I also have some tea in the coffee shop
    A... What movie did you see?
    B... I saw "the letter". The music was really good.

    Grammars and expressions:

    1. -았-/ -었-/ -했- : are markers indicating the past tense of a verb.

    *았 is inserted after endings with 아/오

    보았어요/ 보았습니다 : saw
    좋았어요/ 좋았습니다 : was good

    영화를 보았어요/봤어요.
    I saw the movie.

    극장에 갔어요.
    I went to movie theater.

    Note that: 보 + 았어요 = 봤어요  (a shortened form)

    *했 is after 하

    공부했어요/ 공부했습니다: studied

    일했어요 / 일했습니다: worked

    한국어를 공부했어요.
    I studied Korean.

    어제 날씨가 따뜻했어요.
    The weather was warm yesterday.


    *었 is others (어, 으, 우, 이)

    쉬었어요/ 쉬었습니다 : stayed, rested

    마시었어요 (마셨어요)/ 마셨습니다 : drank

    배웠어요 / 배웠습니다: learned

    일본어를 배우었어요/배웠어요.
    I learned Japanese.

    책을 읽었어요/읽었습니다.
    I read a book.


    2. N을/를 만나다 : to meet

    선생님을 만났어요.
    I met the teacher.

    어제에는 여자 친구를 만났어요.
    Yesterday, I met my girlfriend.


    3. N을/를 마시다 : to drink

    커피를 마셨어요.
    I drank coffee.

    어제 맥주를 마셨어요.
    I drank beer yesterday.

    Notes:

    English does not make a distinction between the polite informal (아/어요) and the polite formal (습니다) levels of language, but Korean does.

    For more details about usage of  the polite informal (아/어요) and the polite formal (습니다) form, please read: Present Tense in Korean = A/V/N-(스)ㅂ니다 or A/V-아/어요

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