쓰다([sseu-da/write]) is the basic verb for writing letters, words, or your name. In polite speech, say 써요([sseo-yo]).
Yes. 쓰다([sseu-da]) also means "to wear (on the head or face)", "to use", and "to be bitter". Example: 안전모를 쓰세요 (an-jeon-mo-reul sseu-se-yo) means "Please wear your safety helmet". The meaning depends on the object.
쓰다 is an ㅡ-irregular verb. The ㅡ in the stem drops before 아/어, so 쓰 + 어요 becomes 써요 and 쓰 + 었어요 becomes 썼어요. Before a consonant it stays the same: 쓰고, 쓰지.
쓰다([sseu-da/write]) means "to write". It is the basic verb for writing letters, words, or your name. It can also mean "to wear (on the head)" or "to use".
1. Writing: “뭐 써요? (mwo sseo-yo?)”
2. Past: 썼어요([sseo-sseo-yo/wrote]) wrote.
3. Request: 쓰세요([sseu-se-yo/please write]) please write.
4. Duty: 써야 해요([sseo-ya hae-yo/have to write]) have to write.
5. Warning: 쓰지 마세요([sseu-ji ma-se-yo/don't write]) don't write.
A: What are you writing?
B: 이름 써요. B: i-reum sseo-yo.B: I'm writing my name.
A: 펜으로 써요? A: pen-eu-ro sseo-yo?A: Do you write with a pen?
B: 네, 펜으로 써요. B: ne, pen-eu-ro sseo-yo.B: Yes, I write with a pen. - 쓰다([sseu-da/write])
A: Did you write your name?
B: 네, 썼어요. B: ne, sseo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, I did.
A: 주소도 썼어요? A: ju-so-do sseo-sseo-yo?A: Did you write your address too?
B: 아니요, 아직 안 썼어요. B: a-ni-yo, a-jik an sseo-sseo-yo.B: No, not yet. - 썼어요([sseo-sseo-yo/wrote])
A: You have to write your name on the document.
B: 한국어로 써야 해요? B: han-gu-geo-ro sseo-ya hae-yo?B: Do I have to write it in Korean?
A: 네, 한국어로 써야 해요. A: ne, han-gu-geo-ro sseo-ya hae-yo.A: Yes, in Korean.
B: 알겠어요. B: al-ge-sseo-yo.B: I understand. - 써야 해요([sseo-ya hae-yo/have to write])
• 쓰다([sseu-da/write]) write
- 썼어요([sseo-sseo-yo/wrote]) wrote
- 쓰세요([sseu-se-yo/please write]) please write
- 써야 해요([sseo-ya hae-yo/have to write]) have to write
- 쓰지 마세요([sseu-ji ma-se-yo/don't write]) don't write