Cours de coréen ᚛ Level 2 - Korean for Beginners #1 (Lessons 31 to 60) ᚛ Leçon 58 - Conjugation of honorific verbs [-(으)셔] [-(으)세요]
Now that we know how to create an honorific verb, let's see how they function in sentences.
Honorific verbs are just like other verbs and can therefore be conjugated in all of the ways we've seen up till now.
가다 has 가시다, which can be conjugated in the same way as other verbs ending inㅣ, for its honorific form:
However, there is an exception that occurs only in the polite style in the present tense. Basically, even though the form conjugated with -(으)셔요 is correct, it is very rarely used and the form -(으)세요 is preferred.
So:
Note that this form with -(으)세요 is only used in the polite style, in the present tense.
과장님, 배고프세요?
→ Boss, are you hungry?
언제 가셨어요?
→ When did you leave?
선생님 전화하셨어.
→ The teacher called.
실례지만 누구세요?
→ Excuse me, but who are you?
할아버지께서 주신 시계입니다.
→ It's a watch my grandfather gave me.
안녕히 계세요.
→ Goodbye. (Lit: Stay peacefully.)
드시고 가세요?
→ For here or to go? (Lit: You're eating then you're leaving?)
아버지, 안녕히 주무셨어요?
→ Dad, did you sleep peacefully?
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