This is becoming a bit of a habit. You get yorself stuck in some horrible mess, and then I come to your rescue. Me? Well, what about you? Well, I guess that’s what friends are for.

“You never gave up on me for some reason I don’t understand.”

This is a list of useful Korean verbs and their present tense, past tense, and future tense conjugations, all in the three most commonly used speech levels. In each "tense" column, the verb is conjugated in order of ascending formality: first in 반말 (informal casual), then in 해요체 (informal polite), and finally 합쇼체 (formal polite).

This isn't a lesson on all of these conjugations, just a list for reference. You can find in-depth explanations in the "conjugation" tag of this blog, or the link in bio which will take you to a list of every lesson on this blog.

(I couldn't find a good way to format this using only Tumblr, hence the screenshots. Click the images and zoom in for better quality!)

So far, I have used the verbs from a YouTube video by Talk to Me in Korean called "Learn 30 Essential Korean Verbs for Beginners." I intend to add many more soon!

robert pattinson, without an inch of effort: