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‘ㅂ’ 불규칙 동사 Irregular ‘b’ Verbs Korean Grammar

With irregular ‘ㅂ’ verbs, the verb stem ends with ‘ㅂ.’ If this is followed by a construction which starts
with a vowel, then the ㅂ is changed to 오 or 우 (mostly, ㅂ is changed to 우). The conjugation then
affects 오 or 우.

• Formation

With irregular ‘ㅂ’ (b) verbs, the verb stem ends with ‘ㅂ.’ If this is followed by a construction which
starts with a vowel, then the ㅂ is changed to 오 (o) or 우 (u) (most of the time, ㅂ is changed to 우). The
conjugation then affects 오 or 우. When the verb stem ends with the vowel ‘ㅏ’ or ‘ㅗ’, it is followed
by 오, and when verb stem ends with any vowel other than ‘ㅏ’ and ‘ㅗ’, it is followed by 우.

덥다 (deopda) – to be hot

덥 (deop) – verb stem

더우 (deou) – irregular verb stem

더우 + (verb conjugation that starts with a vowel).

• Example Sentences

1. 춥다 – (chupda) – to be cold

춥 (chu) – verb stem ends with the vowel ‘ㅜ’

ㅂ – (b) – changes to 우

☞ 추우 + conjugation
추우 + (어) – (chuu + eo) – irregular verb stem + simple present tense conjugation (intimate politeness
level)

☞ 추워 (chuwo)

2.줍다 – (jupda) – to pick up

줍 – (jup) – verb stem ends with the vowel ‘ㅜ’

ㅂ – (b) – changes to 우

☞ 주우 + conjugation

주우 + 어 (juu + eo) – irregular verb stem + simple present tense conjugation (intimate politeness level)

☞ 주워 (juwo)

3.돕다 – (dopda) – to help

돕 – (dop) – verb stem ends with the vowel ‘ㅗ’

ㅂ – (b) – changes to 오

☞ 도오

도오 + 아 (doo + a) – irregular verb stem + simple present tense conjugation (intimate politeness level)

☞ 도와

▶ More examples of words conjugated in the intimate politeness level.

4. 맵다 ☞ 매워.

5. 귀엽다 ☞ 귀여워.

6. 밉다 ☞ 미워.

7. 눕다 ☞ 누워.

Notes

The following verbs are exceptions and don’t follow the rule above, therefore conjugated like other
regular verbs.

1. 입다 – (ipda) – to wear
2. 잡다 – (japda) – to catch, to hold

3. 씹다 – (ssipda) – to chew

4. 좁다 – (jopda) – to be narrow

5. 넓다 – (neobda) – to be wide

Thanks to the rightful owner...

Let's know more of this character " ㅂ " so we can pronounce it correctly whenever it is use...

So as we know these are

1. ㅂ is "P" at the beginning and end of the word.

and "B" when at the medial .

But always remember... Hangul don't have an exact sound equivalent in the English alphabet . Just like
when we say it sounds like a "P or B" - it means that it has the sound of those letter P and B but not
exactly the same....

Again as i have taught you about pronouncing "ㄱ" as soft K or G ,

this "ㅂ" is also a soft B and P.

And again when you are confuse which letter you say (P or B)

then I can say you are close to the correct pronunciation .

2. "ㅂ" becomes an "m" sound when when it is followed by hangul " ㄴ"

Like .....

입니다 - sounds more of imnida than ipnida

습니다 - sounds more of a "seumnida/sumnida " than " seupnida /supnida"

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CLASS 1 ASSIGNMENT

CHOOSE 10 VERBS AND WRITE IT AS HOW IT SHOULD BE PRONOUNCED.

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CLASS 2 -ARAL TAYO NG HANGEUL

USING THE ABOVE CONJUGATION PROCESS,

CONJUGATE THE VERB BELOW TO

PRESENT TENSE "어 + 요"

1. 눕다 to lay oneself

2. 굽다 to roast ...to boil

3. 줍다 to pick up on the ground