Practical Korean by Samuel E. Martin

Author:Samuel E. Martin
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-0-8048-4722-3
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing

You could say these ideas in short, abrupt sentences using the connective word geurigo = does and, is and:

Os-eul ipkko: Geurigo, gudu-reul sineoyo: Geurigo moja-reul sseoyo. Igeot-eun nae moja eyo. Geurigo, geu geot-eun adeul moja eyo.

To say did and then; was and (also) you can use the ordinary gerund, letting the final past form carry the meaning throughout:

Os-eul ipko, gudu-reul sinkko, moja-reul sseosseoyo.

옷을 입고 ,구두를 신고 모자를 썼어요

I put on my clothes, my shoes and my hat.

Igeot-eun nae moja igo, jeogeot-eun adeul moja yeosseoyo.

이것은 내 모자이고, 저것은 아들 모자였어요.

This was my hat, and, that was my son’s.

Or, you can use a special past gerund (-eokko, -akko, with the usual irregularities of the infinitive -eo, -a and the past -eoss-, -ass-):

Os-eul ibeokko gudu-reul sineokko, moja-reul sseosseoyo.

옷을 입었고 구두를 신었고 모자를 썼어요.

I was wearing clothes, shoes, and a hat.

Igeos-eun nae moja-yeokko, geu geos-eun adeul moja-yeosseoyo.

이것은 내 모자였고, 그것은 아들 모자였어요.

This was my hat and that was my son’s hat.

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