Cours de coréen ᚛ Level 2 - Korean for Beginners #1 (Lessons 31 to 60) ᚛ Leçon 60 - Forbidding in Korean [-지 말다]
Before learning how to express a prohibition in Korean, one must get to know a very unique Korean verb, which is the verb 말다.
Basically, the verb 말다 is completely irregular and is the only verb that has this particular uniqueness in Korean:
To express prohibition in Korean, we use the following structure:
[Stem]지 말다
Just like in English, forbidding in Korean uses the imperative form.
With 가다
With 피우다
As we saw in the course on the imperative in Korean the polite style form is rarely used by itself. Since this involves an order addressed to someone, honorific forms are generally used in this case.
기름진 음식은 많이 먹지 마세요.
→ Don't eat a lot of fatty food.
거짓말하지 마.
→ Don't lie.
바닥에 쓰레기를 버리지 마십시오.
→ Don't throw trash on the ground.
늦은 밤에 시끄럽게 하지 마.
→ Don't be loud late at night. (Lit: Don't do (something) in a noisy way late at night.)
Note that in other structures, the verb 말다 can act in a way similar to verbs that have stems ending in ㄹ, as we will see in different, later chapters.
행복하게 살아. 무리하지 말고.
→ Live happily. And don't overdo it.
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