죽다([juk-da/die]) means breath stops, life ends, pass away. In polite speech, say 죽어요([ju-geo-yo]).
죽었어요([ju-geo-sseo-yo/died]) is the polite past form. Example: 식물이 죽었어요 (The plant died).
죽어야 해요([ju-geo-ya hae-yo/have to die]) is used in stories or plants. Example: 겨울에 죽어야 해요 (It has to die in winter).
죽다([juk-da/die]) means "to die". It is used when breath stops, life ends.
1. Daily: “식물이 죽어요 (sik-mu-ri ju-geo-yo)”
2. Past: 죽었어요([ju-geo-sseo-yo/died]) died.
3. Duty: 죽어야 해요([ju-geo-ya hae-yo/have to die]) have to die.
4. Warning: 죽지 마세요([juk-ji ma-se-yo/don't die]) don't die.
A: Why does it die?
B: 아파서 죽어요. B: a-pa-seo ju-geo-yo.B: It dies because it's sick.
A: 많이 아파요? A: ma-ni a-pa-yo?A: Is it very sick?
B: 네, 죽어요. B: ne, ju-geo-yo.B: Yes, it dies. - 죽다([juk-da/die])
A: When did it die?
B: 어제 죽었어요. B: eo-je ju-geo-sseo-yo.B: It died yesterday.
A: 어제 죽었어요? A: eo-je ju-geo-sseo-yo?A: Did it die yesterday?
B: 네, 어제 죽었어요. B: ne, eo-je ju-geo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, it died yesterday. - 죽었어요([ju-geo-sseo-yo/died])
A: Don't die.
B: 왜요? B: wae-yo?B: Why?
A: 살아야 해요. A: sa-ra-ya hae-yo.A: You have to live.
B: 네, 살게요. B: ne, sal-ge-yo.B: Yes, I will live. - 죽지 마세요([juk-ji ma-se-yo/don't die])
• 죽다([juk-da/die]) die
- 죽었어요([ju-geo-sseo-yo/died]) died
- 죽고 싶어요([juk-go si-peo-yo/want to die]) want to die
- 죽어야 해요([ju-geo-ya hae-yo/have to die]) have to die
- 죽지 마세요([juk-ji ma-se-yo/don't die]) don't die