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Between close friends: casual style A: 너, 이번 일요일 동창 모임에 가니? B: 응, 갈거야. 이번엔 그동안 안 나왔던 친구들이 많이 나온다고 하더라. 만나서 같이 가자. A: 그럴까? 그래. 그럼 6 시에 대 로 앞에서 보자. A: Are you going to the class reunion this Sunday? B: Yes, I am. I heard that many of our friends will be there who we haven’t seen for a long time. Let’s meet and go together. A: Shall we? Alright. Then I’ll see you at Taehangno station at 6 o’clock.

1.5 When it comes to writing

Of the four major types of endings we have discussed so far, the 합니다, 해요, and 해 styles are used primarily in the spoken language, while the 한다 style is common both in casual speech and in impersonal writing for an unspecified audience. The following table presents a comparison between the casual 한다하니 해라하자 speech styles and the impersonal endings used in writing. As you can see, there are differences in the forms for questions and commands. Casual spoken 한다하니하냐해라하자 style Impersonal written 한다하는가하라하자 style Statement 본다 찾는다 좋다 책이다 Same as to the left Question 보니보느냐 찾니찾느냐 좋으니좋으냐 뭐니뭐냐 보는가 찾는가 좋은가 무 인가 Command 봐라 찾아라 보라 찾으라 Proposal 보자 찾자 Same as to the left • The 한다 style is used for statements in all scientific and impersonal writing, including newspapers, articles, journals, magazines, books, and so forth. • -는가 is used for action verbs and -은가 is used for descriptive verbs for questions in questionnaires or exams. 한글은 언제 만들어졌는가? When was hang ŭl invented? 속담과 격언은 어떻게 다른가? How are proverbs different from adages? 중력이란 무 인가? What is gravity? NOTE: -은가 for descriptive verbs can be used for musing just like the -나 ending; see 1.7 – 한가 ‘I wonder whether he’s happy,’ 생인가 ‘I wonder whether he’s a student.’ • The 하라 style is used for commands in written instructions, as in exams. An exception here is 주라, which can be used in casual speech to mean ‘give it to me.’ 다음 물음에 하라. Answer the following questions. 빈칸에 알맞은 단어를 쓰라. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words . NOTE: The written style ending is -으라 while the casual speech ending is -아어라. • In impersonal writing of certain types such as headlines, announcements, and want ads, the sentence often ends in a noun rather than a verb. 4 월 이후 입주가능 Move-in possible after April. 미 대통령 내주 방한 Visit of the U.S. president to Korea next week. 유경험자 환영 People with experience welcome. 나이 제한 없음 No age restrictions. 사진 동봉할 것 Photo to be enclosed. It is also common in headlines for sentences to be cut short, making it sometimes look as if they end in the casual speech 해 style. 올 들어 가장 추워 Coldest day so far this year 입시경쟁 갈수록 심해 Entrance exam getting more competitive 내일부터 추워질 듯 It may get cold from tomorrow. • None of the impersonal written styles employ the subject honorific -시 or any other honorific expressions see 2.6. Matters are somewhat different in the case of letter writing, where any of the four spoken styles can be used. Business letters are always written in the formal style 합니다, 합니까, 하십시오, while personal letters may employ a formal or a casual style depending on the relationship between the parties. The 하시오 style in commands appears in written signs or exam instructions. 속도를 줄이시오. Reduce speed. 다음 질문에 하시오. Answer the following questions. The primarily spoken 합니다 and 해요 styles are often used in advertisements, informational documents, and children’s stories in order to give a spoken flavor and a feeling of more personal involvement with the reader.