In Korean, the passive voice is used to emphasize the object or recipient of an action rather than the doer. It indicates that the subject of the sentence is receiving or experiencing the action rather than performing it actively. To form the passive voice in Korean, certain rules and transformations are applied to the verb structure. Let's explore the rules for forming the passive voice in Korean and provide examples:
1. Regular Verbs:
* For regular verbs, the passive voice is formed by adding the suffix "-이/히" ("-i/hi") to the verb stem followed by the appropriate verb endings. The choice between "-이" ("-i") or "-히" ("-hi") depends on the final consonant of the verb stem....
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