In Lesson 1, you learned -기 for dynamic, ongoing activities (*“reading, cooking, hiking”*).
Now meet the second nominalizer: -(으)ㅁ / -ㅁ!
While -기 describes a live action in motion, -(으)ㅁ captures a completed fact, an established status, or a static concept:
- Where you see -(으)ㅁ in daily Korean life: - Official forms, surveys, and checklists: *“참석함 / 불참함”* *(Attending / Absent)* - Status options: *“있음 / 없음”* *(Present / None)* - End of memos: *“회의 끝남”* *(Meeting ended)*