놓다([no-ta/put]) is the basic verb for setting something down somewhere. In polite speech, say 놓아요([no-a-yo]).
놓았어요([no-a-sseo-yo/put]) is the polite past form of 놓다. Example: 책상에 놓았어요 (I put it on the desk).
놓아야 해요([no-a-ya hae-yo/have to put]) means you must put. Example: 여기에 놓아야 해요 (I have to put it here).
놓다([no-ta/put]) means "to put". It is the basic verb for setting something down somewhere.
1. Place: “책상에 놓아요 (chaek-sang-e no-a-yo)”
2. Past: 놓았어요([no-a-sseo-yo/put]) put.
3. Duty: 놓아야 해요([no-a-ya hae-yo/have to put]) have to put.
4. Warning: 놓지 마세요([no-chi ma-se-yo/don't put]) don't put.
A: Where do you put it?
B: 책상에 놓아요. B: chaek-sang-e no-a-yo.B: I put it on the desk.
A: 왜 여기에 놓아요? A: wae yeo-gi-e no-a-yo?A: Why do you put it here?
B: 편해서 여기에 놓아요. B: pyeon-hae-seo yeo-gi-e no-a-yo.B: I put it here because it's convenient. - 놓다([no-ta/put])
A: Did you put it on the desk?
B: 네, 놓았어요. B: ne, no-a-sseo-yo.B: Yes, I put it there.
A: 언제 놓았어요? A: eon-je no-a-sseo-yo?A: When did you put it?
B: 아까 놓았어요. B: a-kka no-a-sseo-yo.B: I put it a little while ago. - 놓았어요([no-a-sseo-yo/put])
A: Where do you have to put it?
B: 여기에 놓아야 해요. B: yeo-gi-e no-a-ya hae-yo.B: I have to put it here.
A: 왜 여기에 놓아야 해요? A: wae yeo-gi-e no-a-ya hae-yo?A: Why do you have to put it here?
B: 규칙이라서 여기에 놓아야 해요. B: gyu-chi-gi-ra-seo yeo-gi-e no-a-ya hae-yo.B: I have to put it here because it's the rule. - 놓아야 해요([no-a-ya hae-yo/have to put])
• 놓다([no-ta/put]) put
- 놓았어요([no-a-sseo-yo/put]) put
- 놓고 싶어요([no-ko si-peo-yo/want to put]) want to put
- 놓아야 해요([no-a-ya hae-yo/have to put]) have to put
- 놓지 마세요([no-chi ma-se-yo/don't put]) don't put