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What does "서세요" mean? (did I conjugate it correctly)?
does it mean "it stops"?
I'm not sure if I conjugated it correctly? I believe it is the most honorific suffix?
I started with 서다
then 서시다
then 서시어요
then 서세요
does it means "it stands"?
In my Korean language book it says the infinitive is stop, but I guess stand is another meaning
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- 10 years agoFavorite Answer
멈춰서세요, 서세요 : both are acceptable
stop (walking), hold it right there,
서세요, 일어서세요
stand up
this is an imperative sentence without a specific subject.
And like you said, 서세요 is honorific suffix, but we don't use 서시다.
Source(s): Daesan