what is the difference between 원하고 원하 and 원해?

[jumpyroo92]

what is the difference between 원하고 원하 and 원해?

그근 편지를 원하
he wants a letter
그근 편지를 원하고
he wants a letter
그근 편지를 원해
he wants a letter

are those the correct translations? if so what's the difference between them?

 

[chifladoporlosidiomas]

Weon hae= (s/he) wants
Weon hago = (s/he) wants and.... (needs to be another part to this sentence; i.e. geu-neun p'yeonji-reul sseu-gi-reul weon hago geu-ui eomeoni-ege jueo. "He wants to write a letter and give it to his mother)
Weon ha is like............, used to........connect grammatical endings. Ha-go, ha-ji, ha-gi, etc.. You can't end a sentence with it.

Wait for a native for a better answer.

p.s. you wrote geuneun wrong; you wrote geugeuk, which could mean "that pole" in stead of him xD

good luck

 

[chifladoporlosidiomas]

sorry for the lack of Hangeul. My computer is weird right now.

 

[jumpyroo92]

ok i corrected 근
that was kind of embarrassing lol

i did a bit more reading and i think i figured it out

dictionary form is 원하다
and its an irregular verb? so change ㅏ to ㅐ
so its 원해요 formal
원해 informal

is that right?

cuz before i thought it was
원하요 formal
원하 informal
but i searched around and it was different, thats why i got confused lol

 

[chifladoporlosidiomas]

yeah. that's right. haha. I made the same mistakes when I was learning. It only gets easier

 

[AccioJo]

Why 원해 and not 싶어 ?

 

[chifladoporlosidiomas]

Shipeo is only used with first person.
Ex. Sagwa-reul meok-ko shipeo = I want to eat the apple.
Hakkyo-e-neun ga-go ship-ji anha = I don't wanna go to school.

 

[kenjoluma]

Shipeo is only used with first person.
Ex. Sagwa-reul meok-ko shipeo = I want to eat the apple.
Hakkyo-e-neun ga-go ship-ji anha = I don't wanna go to school.

Actually it can be used with second person.

사과 먹고 싶어. = I want to eat an apple.
사과 먹고 싶어? = You want to eat an apple?

If you want to use it with third person, you can make it '싶어하다' Well, confusing, isn't it?

 

[wildsunflower]

Korean sentences end with either ~다, ~요, ~입니다, etc., in general. There are other informal ways to end, but you may stick to the formal ways for now. So, "원하" is the meaning part of 원하다, and is not completed.

its 원해요 formal, 원해 informal

This is correct.

Shipeo is only used with first person.

This is not true.
You can say "너는 떠나고 싶겠지만 사정이 안되쟎아." (You may want to leave, but I think the situation is not in your favour.)

원하다 is equivalent to "want to" and 싶다 is to "would/may like to". 싶다 is more casual, informal and light for its nuance than 원하다.