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Processing keyword: ~기는 하다 [gineun hada] (Do something as a habit)
In this lesson, we'll explore the Korean grammar pattern ~기는 하다, which is used to express habitual actions or to acknowledge doing something regularly. This structure is essential for conveying routines or habits in daily conversations.
The pattern ~기는 하다 is used to indicate that someone does something habitually or regularly. It emphasizes the repeated nature of an action.
The formation of ~기는 하다 involves attaching ~기는 하다 to the verb stem. Formation Diagram:
Verb Stem | + | ~기는 하다 |
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먹 | 먹기는 하다 |
Dictionary Form | Verb Stem | + ~기는 하다 | Result |
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가다 (to go) | 가 | 가기는 하다 | 가기는 하다 |
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 먹기는 하다 | 먹기는 하다 |
운동하다 (to exercise) | 운동하 | 운동하기는 하다 | 운동하기는 하다 |
~기는 하다 vs. ~곤 하다
In Korean culture, expressing one's habits or routines is common in conversation to find common interests or build relationships. Using ~기는 하다 helps convey a sense of participation or acknowledgment in activities, even if not enthusiastically.
By understanding and practicing ~기는 하다, you'll be able to express your habits and routines naturally in Korean conversations!
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