Learn Korean with BTS #15 – 하다, 하루, 함께, 항상, 행복, 힘

Basic Korean words beginning with the consonant ㅎ([hi-eut], [h] sound)

 

Let’s learn Korean words 하다, 하루, 함께, 항상, 행복, 힘 with BTS lyrics.
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하다 [ha-da] to do

korean_word_하다_meaning_do

ⒷⓉⓈ 이제 어떻게 해야 해
i-je eo-tteot-ke hae-ya hae
What should I do now?

*이제(now) +
어떻게(how) +
해야 해(하다(do) + ~아/어야 해(must))
(*~아/어야 하다 at the end of a clause to indicate that you ‘must’ do something.)

 

하루 [ha-ru] day, one day

korean_word_하루_meaning_day

ⒷⓉⓈ 내게 하루만 시간이 있다면
nae-ge ha-ru-man si-ga-ni i-tta-myeon
If I had only one day

*내게(나(I) + 에게(to), =내게) +
하루(one day) + 만(just, only) +
시간(time) + 이(subject particle) +
있다면(있다(to be, to have) + ~면(if))

 

함께 [ham-kke] together

korean_word_함께_meaning_together

ⒷⓉⓈ 같이 걸어볼까? 함께 걸어볼까?
ga-chi geo-reo-bol-kka ham-kke geo-reo-bol-kka
Wanna walk together? Wanna walk together?

*같이(together) +
걸어볼까?(걸어보다(walk)+~ㄹ까(shall we)) +
함께(together) +
걸어볼까?(걸어보다(walk)+~ㄹ까(shall we))

 

항상 [hang-sang] always

korean_word_항상_meaning_always

ⒷⓉⓈ 나 항상 니 모습만 떠올라
na hang-sang ni mo-seup-man tteo-ol-la
I only think of you always

*나(I) +
항상(always) +
니(너(you)+의(of) = 네 = 니) +
모습(appearance) + 만(only) +
떠올라(come to mind)

 

행복 [haeng-bok] happiness

korean_word_행복_meaning_happy

ⒷⓉⓈ 난 이 순간 행복해
nan i sun-gan haeng-bok-kae
I’m happy in this moment

*난(나(I) + 는(topic particle)) +
이(this) +
순간(moment) +
행복해(행복(happiness) + 하다(to be, to do))
(*이 means ‘this (near you)’, 그 means ‘the / that (near the other person)’ and 저 means ‘that (over there)’.
‘이, 그, 저’ are always followed by a noun and are used to refer to things or people.
To use 이, 그, and 저 as pronouns, 거/것 (thing) needs to be added after these words.)

 

[him] strength, power

korean_word_힘_meaning_power_strength

ⒷⓉⓈ 너의 힘이 돼줄래
neo-ui hi-mi dwae-jul-lae
I’ll be your strength

*너(you) + 의(of) +
힘(strength) + 이(subject particle) +
돼줄래(will be, = 되어줄래)

 

Grammar Reference

*Verb stem + 을까/ ㄹ까 : an expression used to ask for the listener’s opinion or propose something.
을까 for verb stem which end with a consonant, ㄹ까 for verb stem which end with a vowel.
을까요, ㄹ까요 is more polite expression than 을까, ㄹ까.
ex)걸어볼까? (걸어보(다)(walk) + ~ㄹ까(shall we), shall we walk?)

*Noun + ~에게 : to
ex)내게 : 나(I) + 에게(to)

*Noun + ~만 : only
ex)하루만 : 하루(one day) + 만(just, only)
모습만 : 모습(appearance) + 만(only)

*Noun + ~이/가 : noun + subject particle
ex)시간이 : 시간(time) + 이(subject particle)
힘이 : 힘(strength) + 이(subject particle)
이 for noun which end with a consonant, 가 for noun which end with a vowel.

*Noun + 하다 : verb
Many Korean nouns that indicate or describe an action or behavior can be combined with 하다 to form verbs.
In some cases, nouns can be turned into verbs by simply adding the verb 하다(to do, to be).
ex)행복(happiness) + 하다(to be, to do) = 행복하다(to be happy)

*Noun + ~의 : of
ex)너의 : 너(you) + 의(of)
니 : 너(you) + 의(of) = 너의 = 네 = 니

 

Quiz. Linking words to images

Korean word quiz, linking words to images

 

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