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Processing keyword: ~일 때 [il ttae] (When, while)
In Korean, expressing "when" or "while" is essential for describing events occurring at specific times or simultaneously. The grammar pattern ~일 때 [il ttae] is commonly used to indicate "when" something happens or "while" doing something. This lesson will delve into the usage of ~일 때, its formation, and its nuances.
The suffix ~일 때 attaches to the noun form of verbs and adjectives to mean "when" or "while" in English. It specifies the time when an action occurs or a condition exists.
The structure of ~일 때 varies depending on whether it's attached to an action verb, descriptive verb (adjective), or noun.
Type | Stem Form | + ~을/ㄹ 때 | Meaning |
---|---|---|---|
Action Verb | Verb stem | -을/ㄹ 때 | When (do/does) |
Descriptive Verb | Adjective stem | -을/ㄹ 때 | When (is/are) |
Past Tense Verb/Adjective | Past tense form | -았/었을 때 | When (did/was) |
Noun | Noun + -이다 | -일 때 | When (is/was Noun) |
The usage of ~일 때 remains consistent across different politeness levels, but verb endings change to reflect the appropriate level.
In Korean culture, emphasizing timing and conditions is crucial in communication. Using ~일 때 appropriately shows awareness of context and respect for proper timing.
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