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How do you say this in Korean? What is the difference with using -있다 & -이에요 ?
How do you say this in Korean? What is the difference with using -있다 & -이에요 ?
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- English (US)
있다 is used to say you have something or something is located somewhere
이에요 is used to say a NOUN is a NOUN
- English (US)
있다 is conjugated to 있어요 (polite)
저는 연필이 있어요 I have a pencil
그는 학교에 있어요 he is at school
연필이에요 it's a pencil
그것은 책이에요 that is a book
- English (US)
이에요 is used with nouns ending in a consonant
예요 is used with vowels
They are both polite
입니다 is formal
이야/야 are casual
- Korean
'있다' is meaning 'There is/are' and '이에요' is meaning something + is/are
'something' can be whatever for example, they, she, that, this, it, I
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