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VictorJozwicki
15 Dec 2018

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What is the difference between 사과를 좋아해요 and 사과를 좋아요 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

Why can we drop the 해 there ?
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DianaKim20
15 Dec 2018

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좋아해요 and 좋아요 are the same meaning, but they are different expressions. You can use them both.
But, when you put a question mark, it is a question like 좋아요? (do you like?)
So, 좋아요 or 좋아해요 = I like. 좋아요? or 좋아해요? = do you like?
저는 사과+를 좋아해요(O), 저는 사과를 좋아요(X)
= 저는 사과+가 좋아요(O), 저는 사과가 좋아해요.(X)

joh-a-hae-yo and joh-a-yo are the same meaning, but they are different expressions. You can use them both.
But, when you put a question mark, it is a question like joh-a-yo? (do you like?)
So, joh-a-yo or joh-a-hae-yo = I like. joh-a-yo? or joh-a-hae-yo? = do you like?
jeo-neun sa-gwa+reur joh-a-hae-yo(O), jeo-neun sa-gwa-reur joh-a-yo(X)
= jeo-neun sa-gwa+ga joh-a-yo(O), jeo-neun sa-gwa-ga joh-a-hae-yo.(X)
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