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한국
korea
도시
city
저
i, me (F)
나
i, me (I)
남자
man
여자
woman
이
this
그
that
저
that (far away)
것
thing
이것
this thing
그것
that thing
저것
that thing
이름
name
의자
chair
탁자
table
침대
bed
짐
hosue
차
car
사람
person
책
book
컴퓨터
computer
나무
tree/wood
소파
sofa
중국
china
일본
japan
문
door
선생님
teacher
의사
doctor
학생
student
안녕하세요
hello
감사하다
thank you (not conjugated, F)
고맘다
thank you (not conjugated, I)
잘지내셍요?
have you eaten? (how are you?)
제발
please
이다
to be
네
yes
아니
no
korean sentence structure
subject - object - verb
subjective - adjective
는/은
subject particle
를/을
object particle
where would the subject & object particle go in this sentence?: “I speak Korean.”
I 는 Korean 을 speak
where would the subject particle go in this sentence?: “My girlfriend is pretty.”
My girlfriend 은 is pretty (adjective sentences don’t have objects)
the verb 이다
indicates that a noun is a noun
where would you put the verb to be and the subject particle in this sentence?: “I am a woman”
I는 woman이다
나는 여자이다
“that” as a determiner (“i like that man”)
places 그 before the noun.
that person is a doctor
그 사람은 의사이다
“that” as a pronoun (“i like that”)
use 그것
this (thing) is a table
이것은 탁자이다