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I know that if I want to put in a present way my verb to say “I want” I just have to add “고 싶어요”. (If I’m wrong please correct me) hope y’all can understand what I’m trying to say HAHAH.
So, If I have “가다” I just have to do “가고 싶어요” ?
Can I do the same with 보다,먹다,웃다,자다 ??
I know that if I want to put in a present way my verb to say “I want” I just have to add “고 싶어요”. (If I’m wrong please correct me) hope y’all can understand what I’m trying to say HAHAH.
So, If I have “가다” I just have to do “가고 싶어요” ?
Can I do the same with 보다,먹다,웃다,자다 ??
So, If I have “가다” I just have to do “가고 싶어요” ?
Can I do the same with 보다,먹다,웃다,자다 ??
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Yeah. If you're saying "I want to + verb", you would say "verb + 고 싶어요".
보고 싶어요 = I want to see
먹고 싶어요 = I want to eat
웃고 싶어요 = I want to laugh
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Yeah. If you're saying "I want to + verb", you would say "verb + 고 싶어요".
보고 싶어요 = I want to see
먹고 싶어요 = I want to eat
웃고 싶어요 = I want to laugh
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@Syniez sorry for bother you, but if I want to conjugate the verb into a present tense I have to use “아요, 여요, 어요” ? and if I’m right can you tell me some examples, please.
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That's right.
If you conjugate verbs into present tense, if would be
입다 = 입어요
받다 = 받아요
끓이다 = 끓여요
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