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Processing keyword: 못 [mot] (Can't, not able to)
못 is used to indicate that the subject is unable to perform an action due to various reasons such as inability, lack of permission, or external circumstances.
Subject + 못 + Verb
Example:
Subject + 못 + Verb
(이) / (그) (Verb)
Point | Meaning | Example |
---|---|---|
Subject | Who is unable to act | 나는 (I) |
못 | Indicates the inability | 못 (can't) |
Verb | What they cannot do | 가다 (to go) |
Final Sentence | Meanings combined | 나는 가게에 못 갔다. (I couldn't go to the store.) |
못 (mot) vs. 안 (an):
Using 못 reflects humility and acknowledgment of one's limitations. In Korean culture, admitting inability is seen as more polite than bluffing about one's capabilities.
The use of 못 can occur in various levels of politeness depending on the verb endings used with it. For instance, using 못 하다 is common in both formal and informal contexts.
This structure helps you understand and utilize the grammar point 못 effectively in various contexts.
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