Hajima & Gajima
Jima means Don't.
Pair Jima in a verb to make it negative.
Remove -dah and add jima
Example.
Make "to go" into "don't go"
가다 gaDAH
-다 - DAH
+ 지마 +JIMA
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가지마 gajima
*It's the same with Hajima.
Hadah means "to do"
EXAMPLE
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Mashida 마시다 To Drink
Remove -dah and add -jima
Mashijima 마시지마 Don't drink
REMINDER!!!
ALL OF THESE IS IN INFORMAL FORM. TO TURN IN INTO FORMAL, ADD YO AT THE END.
가지마 GAJIMA (INFORMAL)
가지마요 GAJIMAYO (FORMAL)
Cr. SWEETANDTASTYTV
KWOW #55
I suggest to visit her in youtube. Her youtube channel is "sweetandtastyTV"
Her website is anyongkorea.com . Search it in google.
I really really recommend this in learning korean. She really teaches well! And watch this episode (kwow #55) for more details and examples in using 지마.
Sorry guys I can't upload the video of it.
And oh! Happy Valentines!! ㅋㅋㅋ
Even though it's 2016, i still listen to this song. It's really good!
Some by Soyou&Junggigo.
(Do you know this song?) XD
See you next timeee!!
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Learn Something About Korea
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