N이/가 V/A아요.(V/A아요?)
It is used to describe the state or action of a subject. ‘-아요’ is an informal polite ending suffix used in a declarative, interrogative, imperative, or suggestion sentence in regular conversation. When the action or descriptive verb stem ends in ‘ㅏ,ㅑ,ㅗ’, use ‘-아요’.
제 동생이 자요.
My younger brother/sister is sleeping.
기분이 좋아요. I feel good.
값이 싸요? Is the price cheap?
Conversation:
유양 씨의 집은 어디예요?
Ms. Yooyang, where do you live?
바로 저기예요. I live right there.
집이 어때요? How is your house?
집이 작아요. My house is small.
Vocabulary
어디 where
바로 right
작다 to be small
동생 a younger brother, a younger sister
동생(a younger sibling)’ can be used for both a younger brother and a younger sister.
자다 to sleep
기분 feeling
좋다 to be good
값 price
싸다 to be cheap
