뛰다([ttwi-da/run]) is the basic verb for moving fast on foot. In polite speech, say 뛰어요([ttwi-eo-yo]).
뛰었어요([ttwi-eo-sseo-yo/ran]) is the polite past form of 뛰다. Example: 공원에서 뛰었어요 (I ran in the park).
뛰어야 해요([ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo/have to run]) means you must run. Example: 빨리 뛰어야 해요 (I have to run quickly).
뛰다([ttwi-da/run]) means "to run". It is used when moving fast on foot.
1. Daily: “공원에서 뛰어요 (gong-won-e-seo ttwi-eo-yo)”
2. Past: 뛰었어요([ttwi-eo-sseo-yo/ran]) ran.
3. Duty: 뛰어야 해요([ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo/have to run]) have to run.
4. Warning: 뛰지 마세요([ttwi-ji ma-se-yo/don't run]) don't run.
A: Do you run in the park?
B: 네, 공원에서 뛰어요. B: ne, gong-won-e-seo ttwi-eo-yo.B: Yes, I run in the park.
A: 매일 뛰어요? A: mae-il ttwi-eo-yo?A: Do you run every day?
B: 네, 매일 뛰어요. B: ne, mae-il ttwi-eo-yo.B: Yes, I run every day. - 뛰다([ttwi-da/run])
A: Did you run yesterday?
B: 네, 뛰었어요. B: ne, ttwi-eo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, I ran.
A: 어디에서 뛰었어요? A: eo-di-e-seo ttwi-eo-sseo-yo?A: Where did you run?
B: 공원에서 뛰었어요. B: gong-won-e-seo ttwi-eo-sseo-yo.B: I ran in the park. - 뛰었어요([ttwi-eo-sseo-yo/ran])
A: Do you have to run every day?
B: 네, 뛰어야 해요. B: ne, ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo.B: Yes, I have to run.
A: 왜 뛰어야 해요? A: wae ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo?A: Why do you have to run?
B: 건강 때문에 뛰어야 해요. B: geon-gang ttae-mu-ne ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo.B: I have to run because of health. - 뛰어야 해요([ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo/have to run])
• 뛰다([ttwi-da/run]) run
- 뛰었어요([ttwi-eo-sseo-yo/ran]) ran
- 뛰고 싶어요([ttwi-go si-peo-yo/want to run]) want to run
- 뛰어야 해요([ttwi-eo-ya hae-yo/have to run]) have to run
- 뛰지 마세요([ttwi-ji ma-se-yo/don't run]) don't run