exceptionally-jjang: QUOTING 1) noun or phrase+(이)라고(이 after consonants and 라 after vowels) Exampl
exceptionally-jjang: QUOTING 1) noun or phrase+(이)라고 (이 after consonants and 라 after vowels) Example: 강아지라고요! | I said “puppy”! Example: 친구는 “배고파서 먹자!”라고 했어요. | My friend said, “I’m hungry so let’s eat!” 2) verb+ ㄴ/는다고 (ㄴ after vowels and 는 after consonants) PRESENT: Example: 저는 당신이 천천히 먹는다고 (말해)요. | I said that you’re eating slowly. PAST you don’t need ㄴ/는 here ^-^ Example: 저는 당신이 천천히 먹었다고요. | I said that you ate slowly. FUTURE you don’t need ㄴ/는 here ^-^ Example: 저는 당신이 천천히 먹겠다고요. | I said that you will eat slowly 3) adj+ 다고 PRESENT Example: 제가 여자는 예쁘다고요 | I said that the girl is pretty. PAST ~었/았다고 Example: 제가 여자는 예뻤다고요. | I said that the girl was pretty. FUTURE ~겠다 Example: 제가 여자는 예쁘겠다고요. | I said that the girl will be pretty. **말하다 or 하다 can be added at the end of all of these, but ㄴ/는다고 & (이)라고 already indicate speech (and they can mean thoughts too, if you use 생각하다 at the end instead of 말하다) so 말하다 and 하다 are not necessary unless you want to emphasize when a person says it. Example: 저는 집에 간다고 말했어요 (I said that I’m going to my house) vs 저는 집에 간다고 말해요 (I say that I’m going to my house) vs 저는 집에 간다고 말하겠어요. (I will say that I’m going to my house)** I hope you guys found this useful~ 포스트의 끝에 저는 “열심히 공부하세요!” 라고 가끔 해요~ 그래서~ 열심히 공부하세요!! ~특별한 보라 -- source link
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