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Processing keyword: 안 [an] (Negation before verb/adjective)
In Korean, negation is an essential aspect of expressing what's not happening or what someone does not do. The particle 안 [an] is a simple and colloquial way to negate verbs and adjectives, similar to "not" in English. Understanding how to use 안 will greatly enhance your ability to form negative sentences in everyday conversations.
안 [an] is placed directly before a verb or adjective to negate its meaning. It's equivalent to adding "not" before a verb in English.
Subject + [Object +] 안 + Verb/Adjective
Components | Example | Translation |
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Subject | 저는 | I |
Object | 밥을 | (rice/meal) |
안 | 안 | not |
Verb | 먹어요 | eat |
Full Sentence | 저는 밥을 안 먹어요. | I do not eat rice. |
Negation Form | Usage | Formality | Example Sentence |
---|---|---|---|
안 [an] | Simple negation before verbs/adjectives | Informal/Polite | 저는 안 가요. (I do not go.) |
-지 않다 | Negation with auxiliary verb 않다 | More formal | 저는 가지 않아요. (I do not go.) |
못 [mot] | Indicates inability or impossibility | Informal/Polite | 저는 못 가요. (I cannot go.) |
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