Korean grammar
(으)ㅁ
(eu)ㅁConcept Noun
In English: the act of, the state of
Turns verbs or adjectives into abstract nouns representing a concept or idea.
죽음이 두렵다.
주그미 두렵따.said like thisjugeumi duryeopda.Death is frightening.
믿음은 중요한 가치이다.
미드믄 중요한 가치이다.said like thismideumeun jungyohan gachiida.Faith is an important value.
잠이 부족하면 건강에 해로움이 생긴다.
자미 부조카면 건강에 해로우미 생긴다.said like thisjami bujokamyeon geongange haeroumi saengginda.Lack of sleep causes harm to health.
Nominalization
In English: -ing, the act of
Turns verbs or adjectives into nouns, often used in formal writing to state facts or make lists.
공부함이 즐겁다.
공부하미 즐겁따.said like thisgongbuhami jeulgeopda.Studying is enjoyable.
참석하지 못했음을 알려드립니다.
참서카지 모태쓰믈 알려드림니다.said like thischamseokaji motaesseumeul allyeodeurimnida.I inform you that I couldn't attend.
문제를 해결했음을 보고합니다.
문제를 해결해쓰믈 보고함니다.said like thismunjereul haegyeolhaesseumeul bogohamnida.I report that the problem has been solved.
Formal Sentence Ending
In English: indicates statement
Used at the end of sentences in formal writing to state facts or conclusions.
이상으로 보고를 마치겠음.
이상으로 보고를 마치게씀.said like thisisangeuro bogoreul machigesseum.I will conclude the report here.
모든 준비가 완료되었음.
모든 준비가 왈료되어씀.said like thismodeun junbiga wallyodoeeosseum.All preparations have been completed.
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Grammar data from kimchi-grammar by Alaanor, used under CC BY 4.0. We added the romanization and the pronunciation of each example.