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   · scholar · JSTOR (September 2017) (Learn as and when to remove this model message) Korean Grammar Pronouns Numerals Postpositions Verbs speech levels Honorifics vte There are seven verb paradigms or discourse levels in Korean, and each level has its own unique set of verb
   endings that are used to indicate a situation. Unlike the honors, which are used to show compared to someone mentioned in a sentence, the levels of speech are used to show respect to the audience of a speaker or writer, or reflect the formality or informality of the situation. They represent
   a system of honors in the linguistic use of the term as a grammatical system, distinct from honorary titles. The names of the seven levels are derived from the non-honourative form of the verb hada (王; "do") in each level, plus the suffix (".), which means "style". Each level of Korean speech
   can be combined with forms of noun or noun honorific and verb. Taken together, there are 14 combinations. These days, some of these levels of speech are disappearing from use in everyday life. Hasoseoche, which is used only in movies or dramas set in older eras, isused by modern
   Koreans, and hageche exists almost only in novels. Highest Hasoseo-che Name Hasoseo-che(王)) Very high formality High politeness Archaic A highly formally educated Traditionally used when speaking of a king, queen or high official; now used only in historical dramas and religious texts
   such as the Bible, the Koran, the Buddhist Scriptures, etc. When the infix op / saop , jaop ( dopo; after a vowel / 7-14' , ministri'; after a consonant) or lymph / jap ( di / o) or sao / jao (evolent오 / ministri rising) is inserted, the courtesy level also becomes very high. hanaida ( proficiency) hur)
   becomes haomnaida (王'和 하; declarative no honors present very formally very courteous), the hainaida (王하和나) hur) becomes hasiomnaida (王하和国; declaratives present very formally very courteous honors). The Hashesian imperative form (王)) also becomes haopsoseo (王;; not very
   formally very educated imperative) and hasiopsoseo (王).; very formally very educated imperative). Present Honorific Present 1st Person 2nd Person hanaida(コ⼦이) hasinaida(王)和国) jeo(,) un titolo, e.g. imgeum ()) Hasipsio-che Name Hasipsio-che(コ)) High Quality Politeness High
   Common Currency Formally educated This style of conversation is generally called "formal" or "formal policy". Another name for this is hapsyo-che or per This is a common way of speaking. A conversation with a strangerstart in this style and gradually fade into haeyo-that more and more
   frequent. It is used among strangers at the beginning of a conversation between colleagues in more formal contexts by TV announcers to customers in certain fixed expressions such as 王만 mannaseo bangapseumnida "Please meet" Present Honorific Present 1st Person 2nd hamnida(니
   南) hasimnida(光'니城) jeo(') un titolo seonsaen Intermediate levels are used when there is some conflict or uncertainty about the social status of one or both participants in a conversation. Hage-che and hao-che are replaced by or merge with haeyo-che. Haeyo-che Name Haeyo-
   che(icotipia)) Low formality Politeness high Common currency Randomly educated This style of speech is called the kind style in English. Like the 河. Hae-che, it shows no inflection for the most careful forms. Unlike other styles of speech, the basic conjugations for declarative, questioning
   and imperative forms are identical, depending on the intonation and context or other additional suffixes. Most Korean phrase books for foreigners follow this style of speech because of its simplicity and fairness. Second-person pronouns are generally omitted in educated speech styles. (See
   Korean pronouns). It is used: In books of Korean phrases for foreigners. Among strangers, especially the older ones or the same age. Among colleagues From young speakers as a less old alternative toFrom men and women to Seoul as a less formal alternative to the hapsio-che. Present
   Honorific Present 1st Person 2nd Person haeyo(lievo) haseyo(王)) (common),hasyeoyo(王)) (raro) jeo()) Hao-che Nome Hao-che(王)) High formality Politeness neutral Uncommon Currency Formally neither educated nor impolite This style of conversation is called "semi-formal", "middle,"
   "side formal," or "authoritarian" English style. In Seoul, the s-syo final is often pronounced on up. It is similar to ∫ Hasipsio-che, but does not lower to show humility. It basically means "My state is as tall as you so I will not be humble, but I respect your state and I do not want you to feel
   offended" so it is still supposed to be educated but never willing to lower your head to please the listener. (for example, in medieval times, if two kings of different countries have a meeting, they would both use this style of word. A king can use this style of speech to his courtiers to show a
   minimum level of courtesy, and the courtiers will think that the king is using a refined language.) Originally it was a refined and poetic style to which people turned in ambiguous social situations, but, due to its excessive use by figures of authority during the period of the dictatorship of Korea,
   it became associated with power and bureaucracy and obtained a negative connotation. As a result, the generation of Koreans who came from age after democratization avoid using it. That's true.used: Occasionally among older generations, by public officials, police officers, middle
   management, middle-aged people, and other middle-aged people who have temporary authority over what would normally be considered their superiors In historical dramas, where it gives dialogue a more ancient sound. In the spoken form of some dialects, such as Hamgyŏng dialect.
   Present Honorific Present 1st Person 2nd Person hao(王)) hasyo(王),),hasio(王),) na(⽩) dangsin(신) Hage-che Nome Hage-che(コ Displaye) Formalità neutrale Politeness neutrale Ancient Generation Nor formal nor random, educated or impolite This style of conversation is called "family".
   It is intermediate in courtesy between haeyo-che and hae-che. It is not used to deal with children, and it is never used to deal with blood relatives. It is used only: From some elderly people when they turn to young people or especially to their fathers in a friendly way. Between adult male
   friends, from time to time. In novels Present Honorific Present 1st person 2nd hane(speaking) hasine(speaking하) na(speaking) jane(guest) lower levels The hae-che and haera-styles are often mixed together in the same conversation, so much so that it can be difficult to tell what end of the
   verbs belong to what style. The endings that can be used in both styles are: Question: - argument?/-??/-?? Proposition: - guest. (This is approximately equivalent to "we" in English) Random statement: -e. (This is approximatelyI think random question: -e?. (this is approximately equivalent to
   "I wonder if" in English) exclamation:! Haera-che name Haera-che(ico))) high politeness low common currency formally unused this style of conversation is generally called the erasing style. in writing and quoting, the normal style is the equivalent of the third person. any other written style
   would feel like a first person account (i.e., anything else would seem to be said in the voice of the main character.) is used: to close friends or relatives of similar age, and from adults to children. in impersonal writing (books, newspapers and magazines) and indirect quotes ("he said that.)" in
   grammar books, to give examples. in some exclamations. present honor present 1st person 2nd handa(한)) hasinda( Pronounced Ura) na(王) neo( di) Hae-che (ico)))) low politeness low common currency randomly polluted this style of conversation is called intimate in English. like ✖ Haeyo-
   che, shows no inflection for the most anticipated forms. The basic conjugations for declaratory, interrogative and imperative forms are identical, depending on the intonation and context or other additional suffixes. is oated between close friends and relatives. when talking to the children.
   Non-Honorific present honorific present 1st person 2nd person hae (ico)(in speech),hayeo (נ))(in writing) hasyeo (נ)) na(コ) neo()) see also Korean ornophsPronounces References , [1], (한국어?) " (EN.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Korean_speech_levels&oldid=991406950 korean
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