Bussu Lesson And Notes

bussu 🇰🇷 lesson and notes

Semiformal forms 🤗 We transformed verbs and adjectives into semiformal forms in the present tense adding 아요 or 어요 to the radical. We add 아요 if the radical ends in vowel ㅗ ou ㅏ. Otherwise, we add 어요. 찾다 (to find) – radical ends in vowel ㅏ = 찾아요

좋다 (to be good) – radical ends in vowel ㅗ = 좋아요

먹다 (to eat) – radical ends in vowel ㅓ = 먹어요

있다 (to have) – radical ends in vowel ㅣ = 있어요 How to add 아요 Fisrt, let’s see how to add 아요 to radicals with final consonant. (Later we’ll learn how to add 아요 to radicals without final consonant.) If the radical ends in vowel ㅗ or ㅏ with final consonant, we add 아요 to the radical. ㅗ ou ㅏ + final consonant radical + 아요

좋다 (to be good) = 좋아요

닦다 (to wash) = 닦아요

볶다 (to fry) = 볶아요

닫다 (to close) = 닫아요

높다 (tall) = 높아요

살다 (to live) = 살아요

Busuu : Arabic Lesson Module 1 - Lesson 3, 4 + summary + test ☕ Marhaba, esmi Sarah. / .مرحبا، اسمي سارة Hi! My name is Sarah. ☕ Ma esmuki? / ما اسمكِ؟ What is your name? (feminine) ☕ Ma esmuka? / ما اسمكَ؟ What is your name? (masculine) ☕ Ma'a s-salamah/مع السلامة is how we say "see you soon". This expression literally means "safely". ⭐ How are you today? How to ask and answer this question in Arabic. These phrases can be used in both formal and informal situations! ☕ Kayfa haluka? / كيف حالكَ؟ How are you? (masculine) ☕ Kayfa haluki? / كيف حالكِ؟ How are you? (feminine) ☕ Bi-khair, shukran. / .بخير، شكراً Fine, thank you. ☕ La ba's, shukran. / .لا بأس، شكراً Not bad, thank you. ☕ Shukran / شكرًا Thank you. ⭐ Here's a tip! La ba's /لا بأس literally means "no harm or fear". It can be used in different situations as it has several meanings, such as "all right", "no problem" and "never mind". We also use this phrase to wish a sick person to feel better soon: ''la b'as alayka/ la b'as alayki لا بأس عليكَ/ لا بأس عليكِ'' ☕ Marhaban, kayfa haluka? / مرحبًا، كيف حالكَ؟ Hi, how are you? (male) ☕ Marhaban, kayfa haluki? / مرحبًا، كيف حالكِ؟ Hi, how are you? (female) ☕ Bi-khair shukran. What's wrong? / بخير، شكرًا. وأنتَ؟ Fine, thank you. And you (male)? ☕ Bi-khair shukran. What's wrong? / بخير، شكرًا. وأنتِ؟ Fine, thank you. And you (female)?

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New kanjis! 匹 / ひき/ぴき/びき Counter for animals. [The pronunciation of the counter varies depending on the number that comes before it.] Example: 一匹 (いっぴき) / 二匹 (にひき) / 三匹 (さんびき) 一匹 / 二匹 / 三匹 one animal / two animals / three animals Example: いぬが一匹います。 There is a dog. 枚 / まい Counter used for something flat. [The radical of 枚 is ⽊.] [Used for sheets of paper.] Example: 二枚のパン (にまいのパン) 二枚のパン two slices of bread Example: ひこうきのチケットを三枚かいます。 I'm going to buy three plane tickets. [Tickets used to always be paper, so we use the counter 枚/まい for flat objects.] 台 / だい / たい Counter used for large furniture and large electronics (Looks like a lamp on a table.) Example: 三台のくるま (さんだいのくるま) / 台風 (たいふう) 三台の車 / 台風 three cars / typhoon Vocab: 犬 / いぬ / けん dog (It looks like a dog's mouth.) Example: 犬のなまえ (いぬのなまえ) / 犬種 (けんしゅ) 犬の名前 / 犬種 name of a dog / dog breeds Example: 私のいぬはゴールデンレトリーバーです。 My dog ​​is a golden retriever. 住 / す-む / じゅう Live / reside Example: 住む (すむ) / 住宅 (じゅうたく) 住む / 住宅 Live / dwelling [The left part of this kanji is a radical meaning "person".] Exercise: Rewrite the sentence in hiragana: 男の人が二人います おとこのひとがふたりいます。 There are two men. [When 人 comes after the name of a country, we use じん, and the whole word refers to the nationality, e.g. アメリカ人 (American).] Listening Exercise Correction: よく聞いてください。 True or false? There are 100 trees. False: The man said "木が八本（はっぽん）あります", not 百本 (ひゃっぽん). Example: テーブルを四台かいます。 I'm going to buy four tables. 四台（よんだい） Example: 私は一匹の犬と一人の友だちと住んでいます。 I'm living with a dog and a friend. 一匹（いっぴき）、一人（ひとり） Example: パンを何枚食べますか。 How many slices of bread will you eat? 二枚食べます。 I'll eat two slices. [Bread slices are flat, so we use the 枚/まい counter for flat objects.] Example: 何匹の犬と住んでいますか。 How many dogs do you live with? 何匹 / なんびき (How many?)

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