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• 씨 is used in Korean to replace "Mr.," "Mrs.," or "Miss" and is placed after a person's name
• It is acceptable to place 씨 after a person's last name if you don't know their first name
• A more common and recommended usage of 씨 is with first names
• It is also acceptable to refer to someone by their full name with 씨 attached
• In Korean, calling someone by only their first name (without 씨) is only acceptable in casual situations with close friends
• 씨 should not be added when saying your own name
• To conjugate a verb to the present tense in Korean, take the verb stem and attach ㅂ니다 if it ends in a vowel, or attach 습니다 if it ends in a consonant
• Verb stems that end in ㄹ are an exception and the ㄹ is removed after getting the verb stem
• Examples of conjugating verbs to the present tense:

  • 가다 → 갑니다
  • 하다 → 합니다
  • 먹다 → 먹습니다
  • 받다 → 받습니다
  • 오다 → 옵니다
  • 죽다 → 죽습니다
  • 놀다 → 놉니다
  • 벌다 → 법니다
• 에 is a particle in Korean that can mean "to," "at," or "in," but in this context, it focuses on the meaning of "to" a location
• Examples of using 에:

  • 저는 병원에 갑니다 → "I go to the hospital"
  • 저는 영화관에 갑니다 → "I go to the movie theater"
• Verbs in Korean can be a combination of a noun and the verb 하다, such as 공부(를) 하다 which means "to study"
• 놀다 can translate as "to play" or "to hang out" and is commonly used in Korean for various activities