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- verb endings - Correct usage of ~다 and ~이다 - Korean Language Stack . . .
Especially, in academic writing, '~다' seems to be avoided For example, in almost all mathematics textbooks in Korean, we see a sentence like '이것은 함수이다' but not '이것은 함수다' The figure following is the final question of math type 가 of 대학수학능력시험(something like Korean SAT)
- grammar - Origin of dictionary form (-다) - Korean Language Stack Exchange
"-다" has specifically long and complicated history with roots going back to the Middle Ages, but one must also understand, in modern Korean language, "-다" is the most basic and simple degree of politeness Therefore, it was chosen
- word choice - 모두 versus 다 as an adverb. What is the difference in this . . .
재료는 다 (=모두 다=모두) 준비되어 있습니다 All which is needed are prepared 다 이해 할 수 있다 I can understand all 3) In further, 다 indicates a completion of given one project 목적지에 다 왔다 We come near at the goal place 오늘 일은 다 끝났다 Work for today is completely done
- -다 하다 grammar in Korean dialogue
Yes, you're right 다 하다 is short for 다고 하다 and this to sum up your observations and to put it simply means it's said to be 그렇다(고) 합니다 It's said to be that's the case 그렇지 않다(고) 합니다 It's said to be that's not the case 그랬다(고) 합니다 It's said to be that was the case
- Why is 다 required in the sentence (like 내렸다는, 알았다면)?
Removing the 다 will change the meaning of the sentence 다는 and 다면 have different meanings which are both well defined in the National Institute of Korean Language's Dictionary I would highly recommend familiarizing yourself with indirect quotations in Korean language, a topic not directly related to your question
- pronunciation - How to pronounce -다 in dictionary form? - Korean . . .
살다 has the ㄹㄷ (ᆯᄃ) sequence The stem and ending of 살다 are 살 and 다, respectively, which means that the consonant ㄷ does not change when it is pronounced As a side note, most people do not care about the symbol ː these days Thus, the pronunciation of 살다 is just 살다 or 살ː다 (The latter is standard)
- grammar - When would I use -면서 vs -며? - Korean Language Stack Exchange
Now, howtostudykorean com sums this up like this: ~(으)며 is a shortened form of ~(으)면서 In theory, ~(으)며 can replace all of the example sentences above that show two actions occurring at the same time
- What is the difference between ~다면서 and ~다며
Lately I have been listening to the song 좋아 that 민서 sings The first part of the song goes: 이제 괜찮니 너무 힘들었다며 너의 그 마무리가 고작 이별뿐일 거라 우린 괜찮다면서 I was wondering if someone could explain to me the usage
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