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Processing keyword: ~게 해서는 안 되다 [ge haeseoneun an dweda] (Shouldn't make/let someone do)
In this lesson, we'll explore the Korean grammar point ~게 해서는 안 되다 (ge haeseoneun an dweda), which is used to express that someone should not make or let someone else do something. This structure is essential for conveying prohibitions or advising against certain actions involving others.
The expression ~게 해서는 안 되다 is used to:
[Subject] + [Object] + [Verb Stem] + 게 해서는 안 되다
[Subject] + [Object] + [Verb Stem] + 게 해서는 안 되다
사장님이 직원들을 일하게 해서는 안 됩니다.
(The boss) (the employees) (work) (should not make)
Grammar Point | Meaning | Difference |
---|---|---|
~게 하다 | To make/let someone do something | Neutral expression of causing an action |
~지 않게 하다 | To make someone not do something | Directly causing someone to not perform an action |
~도록 하다 | To ensure someone does something | Weaker emphasis on making someone do something |
~게 해서는 안 되다 | Should not make/let someone do something | Expresses prohibition against causing an action |
By understanding and practicing this grammar point, you'll be better equipped to express prohibitions involving others in Korean, aligning with social norms and respectful communication.
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