π Grammar 54: How to Use ~μ§ λ§μΈμ – Telling Someone Not to Do Something in Korean
π How to Use ~μ§ λ§μΈμ – Telling Someone Not to Do Something in Korean Want to say “Don’t go,” “Please don’t eat that,” or “Don’t be late” in Korean? Then it’s essential to learn ~μ§ λ§μΈμ , the standard and polite way to tell someone **not to do something** in Korean. This structure is incredibly common in daily life, especially when giving warnings, instructions, or advice politely. π What Does ~μ§ λ§μΈμ Mean? ~μ§ λ§μΈμ is the negative imperative form in Korean, meaning: ✔️ “Please don’t…” ✔️ “Don’t do…” (politely) Structure: Verb stem + μ§ λ§μΈμ ✅ Use this form when you want to tell someone not to do something in a polite and respectful manner. π Example Sentences κ°μ§ λ§μΈμ – Please don’t go ga-ji ma-se-yo λ¨Ήμ§ λ§μΈμ – Don’t eat that meok-ji ma-se-yo λ¦μ§ λ§μΈμ – Don’t be late neut-ji ma-se-yo λ§νμ§ λ§μΈμ – Don’t say it mal-ha-ji ma-se-yo π Grammar Table – ~μ§ λ§μΈμ Forms Level Form Example Meaning Polite...