Korean Grammar

도

also, too

네/아니요

yes/no question

아니에요

negative equational expression (t not be)

에

location

그리고

and

아주

very, really

참

really, truly

그런데

but, however

(으)세요

honorific polite ending

어제

yesterday

오늘

today

내일

tomorrow

그래서

so, therefore; by the way

그럼

(if so) then

몇

how many, what (with a counter)

하고

and (with nouns)

there are lots... (1.102)

Noun Counters

만

only

의

of

이/그/저

this, that, that (over there)

것

thing/possession

같이

together

언제

when

오전/오후 _시 _분

time

(으)러

in order to

쯤

about, around

(으)로

by means of; toward, to (general direction)

보통

usually

얼마나/멀마

how long/how much

조금/좀

a little

매일

every day

지난

last, past

었/았/ㅆ

past tense

왜

why

너무

too much

못-can't 안-do not

못 v 안

올해

this year

이번 (month is always 달)

this (Monday, weekend, moth, etc.)

무슨-what (kind of)

어느-which (limited options; can be used w/ 것)

what (kind of) vs which

아마

probably, perhaps

자주

often, frequently

정말

really, truly

(으)ㄹ 거에요

probability (future tense)

가끔

sometimes, occasionally

서로

each other

고 (1.165)

and (clausal connective)

지요?

isn't it? (seeking agreement)

여러

many, several

습니다/ㅂ니다 (1.184)

deferential ending for a statement

습니까/ㅂ니까? (1.184)

deferential ending for a question

6월-유

10월-시월

months/dates

(으)ㄴ (2.10)

noun modifying form

께

to (a person) (honorific)

한테

to (a person or animal)

한테서

from (a person or animal)

지만

but, although (clausal connective)

얼마 .... 동안

how much/during

(으)ㄴ데/는데 (2.30)

clausal connective

고 싶다/싶어하다

expressing desire

(으)ㄴ데요/는데요

polite sentence ending for background information