go billy chap 4

• To express that you want something in Korean, use the formula: Noun + (을/를) 원합니다
• Example: "저는 음식을 원합니다" means "I want food"
• The opposite of wanting something is expressed by using 원하지 않습니다
• Example: "저는 채소를 원하지 않습니다" means "I don't want vegetables"
• To express wanting to do an action, use the formula: Verb Stem + 고 싶습니다
• To find the verb stem, remove 다 from the verb
• Example: "저는 돈을 벌고 싶습니다" means "I want to earn money"
• The opposite is expressed by using 고 싶지 않습니다
• Example: "저는 채소를 먹고 싶지 않습니다" means "I don't want to eat vegetables"
• The form (verb stem + 고 싶습니다) can only be used for "I" or "you," not for "he" or "she"
• To ask for something politely in Korean, use: Noun + (을/를) 주세요
• Example: "돈을 주세요" means "Please give me money"
• The Particle 도 means "also," "even," or "too" and is placed directly after a word
• Example: "저도 김치를 좋아합니다" means "I also like kimchi"
• The Particle 만 works similarly to 도 and emphasizes exclusivity
• Example: "저만 좋아합니다" means "Only I like it"
• Example: "저는 참치만 원합니다" means "I only want tuna"