📘 Beginner 12: Making Negative Sentences in Korean – I Don’t Eat, I Didn’t Go Welcome to Day 12! ❌ Today’s lesson is all about saying what you don’t do, didn’t do, or won’t do in Korean. Negatives are essential in daily conversation – whether you're declining an offer, expressing an opinion, or correcting something. You’ll learn two main ways to express negation in Korean: ✔️ 안 + Verb ✔️ Verb + 지 않다 📌 Method 1: 안 + Verb The most commonly used way to say "not" in Korean is to simply add 안 before the verb. ✔️ Structure: 안 + Verb (used in speech) 저는 안 먹어요. (jeo-neun an meok-eo-yo) – I don’t eat. 안 가요. (an ga-yo) – I’m not going. 안 자요. (an ja-yo) – I don’t sleep. Very natural and casual – perfect for conversations! 📌 Method 2: Verb + 지 않다 This is a more formal, slightly written or official way of negating a verb. ✔️ Structure: Verb stem + 지 않아요 (present) Verb stem + 지 않았어요 (past) 저는 먹지 않아요. – I don’t eat. 가지 않아요. – I don...