Korean Review M1-M2 W4 + more

안녕하세요

hello

저는 애비입니다

My name is Abby.

저는 미국 사람입니다.

I am American.

이

this (near you)

저

that (over there)

저 마이크

That microphone over there.

저 테이블

That table over there.

이 커피

This coffee.

이 컴퓨터

This computer.

그

the/that (near the other person)

what are 그 and 저 both used for?

They are both used for referring to something far away from the speaker.

when is 그 used?

When the object is near the person your talking too but far from you.

when is 저 used?

When the object is far away fro the speaker and the person you’re speaking to.

what follows 이 when you want to use it as a pronoun?

거 follows 이 when you want to use it as a pronoun

이거

this thing, this item, this one

거 /것

thing, item, stuff, fact

그거

the thing, the item, that one, it

저거

That thing over there

When do you never use 거 or 것?

when referring or pointing at someone.

이 사람

this person

거 사람

the person, that person

저 사람

that person over there

이 브랜드 좋이해요?

do you like this brand?

저거 뭐에요?

what is that?

뭐

what?

아니에요?

to be not, it is not, you are not

what do most verbs end in?

\-다

how do you say something is not something?

subject and then add 아니에요

저 아니에요

it is not me

우유 아니에요

this is not milk

자는 학생 아니에요

I am not a student.

where are topics marking particles placed?

after a noun to indicate that the noun is the topic

when is -은 added?

when the noun ends with a final consonant

when is -는 added

when the noun ends with a vowel

이 책은

this book (topic)

저는

as for me/I

오늘

today

어제

yesterday

내일

tommorow

자주

often

집

house

같이

together

그리고

and, and then

다시

again

다

all

다음

next

한국

south korea

선생님

teacher

학생

student

교소

professor

주부

housewife

볜호사

lawyer

사장

ceo, president

공무원

civil servant, government worker

의사

doctor

비서

secretary

사람

person

이름

name

한글

korean alphabet

진구

friend

씨

mrs, mr, sir, ma’am

일

work

직업

job

나리

country

물

water

둔

money

길

road/street

저는 미국 사람입니다.

I am an American person.

when do you add spaces

between nouns and verbs, no need to add a space for 입니다

what is the 이다 sentence structure

noun는 noun입니다

저는 핸복학 사람입니다.

I am a happy person.

저는 가수입니다.

I am a singer.

how many letters can a korean syllable have?

2, 3, or 4

what is it called when a korean syllable has a consonant or multiple on the bottom row

받침

is “자” 받침?

no

do syllables have to start with a consonant ALWAYS

yes, syllables have to start with a consonant and be followed by a vowel

what vowels are left-right?

all vertical vowels

what vowels are top-bottom?

all horizontal vowels

희 is an example of what

희 is an example of vowels being combined into one syllable

what do you do to the verb ending to ask a question?

change 입니다 to 입니까

if 입니까 is at the end of a sentence, what is the sentence?

a question

이느 나라 사람입니까?

What country are you from?