끓이다([kkeu-ri-da/boil]) means to boil water, soup, noodles by heating. In polite speech, say 끓여요([kkeu-ryeo-yo]) or 끓입니다([kkeu-rim-ni-da]). 끓다 is intransitive (water boils), 끓이다 is transitive (I boil water).
끓였어요([kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo/boiled]) is the polite past form. Example: 물을 끓였어요 (I boiled water) - 라면 끓였어요, 국을 끓였어요.
끓이지 마세요([kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo/don't boil]) is the polite negative imperative. Example: 너무 오래 끓이지 마세요 → 끓이지 마세요([kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo/don't boil]) - 영양소가 파괴되니까 오래 끓이지 마세요.
끓이다([kkeu-ri-da/boil]) means "to boil" - to boil water, soup, noodles by heating. Transitive verb - you boil something. Intransitive 끓다 = water boils.
1. Basic: “물을 끓여요 (mu-reul kkeu-ryeo-yo)” I boil water
2. Past: 끓였어요([kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo/boiled]) - 라면을 끓였어요
3. Negative: 끓이지 마세요([kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo/don't boil]) - 너무 오래 끓이지 마세요.
4. Obligation: 끓여야 해요([kkeu-ryeo-ya hae-yo/have to boil]) - 물을 끓여야 해요.
A: Do you boil water?
B: 네, 물을 끓여요. B: ne, mu-reul kkeu-ryeo-yo.B: Yes, I boil water. - 끓이다([kkeu-ri-da/boil])
A: Did you boil it?
B: 네, 끓였어요. B: ne, kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, I boiled it.
A: 무엇을 끓였어요? A: mu-eo-seul kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo?A: What did you boil?
B: 라면을 끓였어요. B: ra-myeo-neul kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo.B: I boiled ramen. - 끓였어요([kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo/boiled])
A: Can I boil it?
B: 아니요, 끓이지 마세요. B: a-ni-yo, kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo.B: No, please don't boil it.
A: 왜요? A: wae-yo?A: Why?
B: 너무 오래 끓이면 안 돼요. B: neo-mu o-rae kkeu-ri-myeon an dwae-yo.B: You shouldn't boil too long. - 끓이지 마세요([kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo/don't boil])
A: What do you have to boil?
B: 물을 끓여야 해요. B: mu-reul kkeu-ryeo-ya hae-yo.B: I have to boil water. - 끓여야 해요([kkeu-ryeo-ya hae-yo/have to boil])
• 끓이다([kkeu-ri-da/boil]) boil
- 끓였어요([kkeu-ryeo-sseo-yo/boiled]) boiled
- 끓이고 싶어요([kkeu-ri-go si-peo-yo/want to boil]) want to boil
- 끓여야 해요([kkeu-ryeo-ya hae-yo/have to boil]) have to boil
- 끓이지 마세요([kkeu-ri-ji ma-se-yo/don't boil]) don't boil