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For the "have to/need to" verb ending, why is 되다 conjugated to 돼요?
ex. 밥을 먹어야 돼요
이 sound plus 어 makes 여 sound right? Please explain this 돼 conjugation to me
For the "have to/need to" verb ending, why is 되다 conjugated to 돼요?
ex. 밥을 먹어야 돼요
이 sound plus 어 makes 여 sound right? Please explain this 돼 conjugation to me
ex. 밥을 먹어야 돼요
이 sound plus 어 makes 여 sound right? Please explain this 돼 conjugation to me
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- Coreano
돼 is the compressed form of 되어.
돼=되어, 해=하여
됐습니다, 했습니다 = 되었습니다, 하였습니다.
됐고요, 했고요 = 되었고요, 하였고요
됐으므로, 했으므로 = 되었으므로, 하였으므로
됌 (x), 햄 (x) = 됨, 함
됍니다(x), 햄니다 (x) = 됩니다, 합니다
돼다(x), 해다 (x) = 되다, 하다
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