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Processing keyword: ~지 않다 [ji anta] (Not)
The Korean grammar structure ~지 않다 (ji anta) is used to negate verbs and adjectives, translating to "not" in English. This is a vital grammar point for expressing negation in Korean sentences.
The structure ~지 않다 is formed by taking the verb stem (which is the base form of the verb without the 다 ending) and adding 지 않다. This construction can be used to create negative sentences in both written and spoken contexts.
Here’s a simple diagram to illustrate the structure:
Verb (다) → Verb Stem + (지 않다)
Example: 가다 → 가 + 지 않다 → 가지 않다 (not go)
Infinitive | Verb Stem | Negative Form |
---|---|---|
가다 | 가 | 가지 않다 |
먹다 | 먹 | 먹지 않다 |
공부하다 | 공부 | 공부하지 않다 |
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Using ~지 않다 reflects a higher level of politeness and formality in conversation. It demonstrates respect towards the listener, especially in formal settings like meetings or academic environments.
To remember when to use ~지 않다, think of formal situations (meetings, writing) where respect is necessary. Associate the phrase sounds with the polite situation.
How do you form the negative of "to eat" in a formal sentence?
Which is more formal: 안 or ~지 않다?
Provide the negative form of 가다 in a formal context.
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