Lesson 2 ~ 있어요 And 없어요

안냥하세요!
Today we are going to learn how to say "I have .... "    and     " I do not have ...."
This lesson is quite simple and it will also teach you how to ask for things.
You might be thinking ~ Oh my... I can hardly speak Korean and shes already doing this?! *_*
Well ~ I asure you now that this lesson is really simple.
You will also pick up a few key words as well....
Ok... Ready?

I have ~ 있어요.Ok ~ To say I have ~ You prounce it Like this ~~ E-so-yo. 
But just to show you how it is actually written from hangul ~ I will show you this too. ( This is what you would find in a dictionairy) Eessoyo. Or ~~ ee-sso-yo.
The double s comes from ㅆ ~ The double consonant ( durrr...)
if you look back at one of my first posts ~ You can see that ㅅ can be given a sharp sound if we use ㅆ
( ** Just to let you know ~ If you are using the Korean input on your computer ~ press the Shift button and T to make double ㅅ ~   T = ㅅ)

Lets look at a few words to help us with this sentence of : I have....

몰 = Water [Mul]
진구 = Friend [chingu]
시간 = Time [si~gan] (* Si sort of has a shi sound to it)
김지 = Kimchi [Kim-chi] (** Kimchi is a korean food. Note that it is spelt with a ㄱguh sound but it is pronounced like K)
아이스크림= Icecream [a-i-seu-keu-rim] (Prounced pretty much the same as Icecream ~ Simple stuff)
Now it is really simple from here onwards...Do you know how us English/American people say ~ I have water.
Well the Korean order is ~ water I have.
So all we have to do ( Look at the list above to look at some useful words) is stick an object infront of Essoyo and Look what you have ~ A sentence! YEY WOO!
( Oh  I love the word WOO becuase it is Kevin Woo from UKISS ~~ Thehe  * Please note that I happen to be writing this on a Wednesday ~ Therefore it is Woo Wednesday. You know because its ermm... Kevin Woo?)
ANYWAYS...

Sample sentences몰있어요... [ Mul - ee-so-yo] = I have water / They have water / water exists / There is water
진구있어요... [ Chingu-ee-so-yo] = I have a friend / Friend Exists / They are friends
What do you think the sentence for time would be?
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시간있어요.... [sigan-ee-so-yo] = I have time / There is time / they have time
and last but not least ~~  
김지있어요... [Kimchi-ee-so-yo] = I have Kimchi / They have kimchi / There is Kimchi

Hangon a minute *-* These sentences also mean something else too!
If i raise the tone of my voice as I say the sentence and stick a ? on the end...
They all become questions...
(e.g  볼있어요? Do you have Water?)
Haha ~ If your feeling cheeky then you can say : 돈있어요? [don-ee-so-yo?] Do you have money?

I dont have... 없어요It is the exact same as I have except that you use:  없어요 [up-so-yo]
again you would find in a dictionairy something like this [oop-sso-yo]
I will give you a few sample sentences but ~ It is pretty self explanitory ~ If you have any questions about this topic ~ Then leave a comment and I will explain as well as I can ^-^

몰없어요... [ Mul-up-so-yo] = I dont have water / water does not exsist / They dont have water
진구없어요... [Chingu-up-so-yo] = I dont have friends / Friends dont exsist / They are not friends
시간없어요... [shigan-up-so-yo] = I dont have time / They dont have time / Time does not exsist
김지없어요... [Kimchi-up-so-yo] = I dont have Kimchi / kimchi does not exsist .... etc.

WOW I have wrote loads today. :)
Note that when using the I dont have ~ You cant make it into a question.


haha well.. for those that want to know what kimchi is... Here you go XD