Korean Grammar Points

28/01/2023

These ending connections are attached to a verb or an adjective to express listing or contrast.

V/A stem + 고
V/A stem + 거나
V/A stem + 지만
Verb stem + ㄴ/은/는 데

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19/09/2022

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08/09/2022

29/08/2022

- to express how much time has lapsed since a given event.

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17/07/2022

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09/07/2022

How many attachments are there in the Korean phrase below?

Phrase: 이야기해 보세요.
Aswer: 2

Let's elaborate:
이야기하다 + 아 보다/어 보다 + 세요/으세요

Main word:
이야기하다 - to talk or to converse

Attachments:
아/어 보다 - to try or to experience
세요/으세요 - expresses instruction

Note: When attaching conjugations that starts with 아/어, apply the rules in attaching.

That's it! 이야기해 보세요 means "try do a conversation."

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26/06/2022

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08/09/2021

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Korean Classroom Expressions
교실 한국어 표현

선생님 - teacher
학생 - student
반친구 - classmate

책 - book
가방 - bag
연필 - pencil
볼펜 - ballpen
지우개 - eraser
종이 - paper
공책 - notebook
필통 - pencil case

책상 - desk
의자 - chair
칠판 - black/white board

문 - door
창문 - window
시계 - clock
달력 - calendar

펴다 - open, spread
덮다 - close, cover
보다 - look (at), see
듣다 - listen, hear, learn

읽다 - read
쓰다 - write
이야기하다 - talk
대답하다 - answer
따라하다 - repeat/follow after (me)

네 - Yes
아니요 - No
질문 - questions
있습니다 - has/have
없습니다 - don't/doesn't have
알겠습니다 - understand
모르겠습니다 - don't understand





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05/09/2021

How's your Korean greetings and responses everyone? Hope it helped you 😍

Let’s study the more frequent ways Koreans greet each other.

A. 안녕하세요?
Hello? (Are you doing good?”)
B. 안녕하세요?
Hello? (How about you?”)

A. 안녕히가세요.
Goodbye (“Go in peace”)
B. 안녕히 계세요.
Goodbye (“Stay in peace”)

A. 감사합니다. / 고맙습니다
Thank you.
B. 천만에요. / 아니에요.
You’re welcome.

A. 미안합니다. / 죄송합니다
I’m sorry.
B. 괜찮습니다.
That’s okay.

A. 여보세요?
Hello? (On the telephone)
B. 여보세요?
Hello? (On the telephone)

A. 실례합니다. (Excuse me.)

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31/08/2021

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Learn how to ask and answer the place and location of a Noun and more other verbs
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31/08/2021

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31/08/2021

Reviewing the use of 'Noun + 예요/이에요'

15/03/2021

네 or 아니요 Expression

14/03/2021

🖋️Korean 'This' and 'That' Expression

13/03/2021

📌 Grammar and Expression
Noun + 예요/이에요

17/12/2020

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Let's learn on HOW to ask and answer the LOCATION of a NOUN
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10/12/2020

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
이, 그, 저 - are demonstrative pronouns. These are used when indicating an object or location of a noun.

(this) 이 – is used when the noun is close to the speaker
(that) 그 – is used when the noun is close to the listener.
(that) 저 – is used when the noun is located away from both
the speaker and the listener.

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26/11/2020

RULES OF PRONUNCIATION

18/11/2020

📌How to pronounce the word properly? 👩‍🏫

18/11/2020

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09/10/2020

Subject Particle

(Noun이/가)

1- it is a particle attached to a noun to designate the subject of the sentence.

Ex.
The student is reading a book
학생이 책을 읽습니다.

2- it is also functions to particularly emphasize the preceding subject.

Ex.
A. Who is going to buy fruit?
누가 과일을 살 거예요?
B. Ana will buy fruit.
아나 씨가 과일을 살 거예요.

3- it is used to express new information in a sentence, that is the introduction of a new topic.

Ex.
Yesterday I watched a movie. The movie was really interesting.
어제는 영화를 봤어요. 영화는 정말 재미있었어요.

NOTE:
When 저, 나, 너, 누구 when used as subject of the sentence, it becomes 제가, 내가, 네가 and 누가.

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11/09/2020

Let’s study the more frequent ways Koreans greet each other.

A. 안녕하세요?
Hello? (Are you doing good?”)
B. 안녕하세요?
Hello? (How about you?”)

A. 안녕히가세요.
Goodbye (“Go in peace”)
B. 안녕히 계세요.
Goodbye (“Stay in peace”)

A. 감사합니다. / 고맙습니다
Thank you.
B. 천만에요. / 아니에요.
You’re welcome.

A. 미안합니다. / 죄송합니다
I’m sorry.
B. 괜찮습니다.
That’s okay.

A. 여보세요?
Hello? (On the telephone)
B. 여보세요?
Hello? (On the telephone)

A. 실례합니다. (Excuse me.)

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24/08/2020

Verb-to-Noun (2 ways) #2

The other way to modify a noun is by attaching (는) to the stem of a present tense verb, (으)ㄴfor past tense verbs, and (으)ㄹ for future tense verbs. It is equivalent in English as "that" or "who".When you attached this, allows the verb to function as noun modifier.

Example words
1. 가다 (to Go)
Present: 가는
Past: 간
Future: 갈

2. 하다 (to do)
Present: 하는
Past: 한
Future: 할

3. 읽다 ( to read)
Present: 읽는
Past: 읽은
Future: 읽을

4. 만들다 (to make)
Present: 만드는
Past: 만든
Future: 만들

NOTE:
1. For ㄹ ending verbs, simply drop ㄹ.

2. For ㅂ irregular verbs, apply the rule in conjugating ㅂ irregular that is;
- change ㅂ to 우 in the next syllable.

Sample sentences:
1. 고양에 내려가는 사람이 많아요.
A lot of people (who are) going to home town.

2. 지금 듣는 노래가 뭐예요?
What is the song (that you are) listening now?

3. 어제 간 식당이 어땠어요?
How was the restaurant (that) you went yesterday?

4. 오늘 저녁에 먹을 한국 음식이 뭐예요?
What's the Korean food (that) we will have to eat for tonight?

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22/08/2020

WORDS
Adjective-to-Noun #2

By attaching ㄴ/은 to the last character of a adjective stem.

1. Attach ㄴif the stem ends in a VOWEL
2. Attach 은 if the noun ends in a CONSONANT.

Sample Words
싸다 - 싼 (cheap)
비싸다 - 비싼 (expensive)
짜다 - 짠 (salty)
달다 - 달은 (sweet)
쓰다 - 쓴 (bitter)
크다 - 큰 (big)
작다 - 작은 (small)
좋다 - 좋은 (good)
나쁘다 - 나쁜 (bad)

For ㅂ irregular ending change ㅂ to 우 in the next syllable then add ㄴ

덥다 - 더운 (hot) weather
춥다 - 추운 (cold) weather
뜨겁다 - 뜨거운 (hot) food
차갑다 - 차가운 (cold) food

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21/08/2020

CONVERTIBLE WORD
Adjective -to- Noun #1

By simply adding ㅁ/음 at the end of the Adjective stem it becomes a noun.

1. Add ㅁ at the end of the stem that ends in a vowel.
2. Add 음 at the end of the stem that ends in a consonant.

조용하다 - 조용함 (quiet - quietness)
깨끗하다 - 깨끗함 (clean - cleanliness)
시원하다 - 시원함 (cool - coolness)
따뜻하다 - 따뜻함 ( warm - warmth)
기쁘다 - 기쁨 (please - pleasure)
슬프다 - 슬픔 (sad - sadness)
맑다 - 맑음 (clear - clearness)

Note:
For ㅂ irregular stem end, change ㅂ to 우 then attach ㅁ.

Ex. 쉽다 - >쉽 - > 쉬우 -> 쉬움 (easy - easiness)

Sample sentence:
1. 깨끗함을 유지하세요.
Maintain the cleanliness.
2. 그녀는 외로움을 견뎌냈어요.
She endured the loneliness.

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15/08/2020

CONVERTIBLE WORD
Noun-to-Verb
[Noun] + 하다 = noun하다
하다 means "to do"

일 + 하다 = 일하다 do work
시작 + 하다 = 기작하다 do start
확인 + 하다 = 확인하다 do check
기부 + 하다 = 기부하다 do donate
공부 + 하다 = 공부하다 do study
사랑 + 하다 = 사랑하다 do love
주문 + 하다 = 주문한다 do order
요리 + 하다 = 요리하다 do cook
운전 + 하다 = 운전하다 do drive
출발 + 하다 = 출발하다 do depart
도착 + 하다 = 도착하다 do arrive
여행 + 하다 = 여행하다 do travel
사용 + 하다 = 사용하다 do use
감사 + 하다 = 감사하다 do thank
운반 + 하다 = 운반하다 do carry/lift
선물 + 하다 = 선물하다 do give gift
숙재 + 하다 = 숙제하다 do assignment
빨래 + 하다 = 빨래하다 do wash clothes
설거지 + 하다 = 설거지하다 do wash dishes
운동 + 하다 = 운동하다 do workout/exercise
구경 + 하다 = 거경하다 do sight seeing/observe

Memorize and practice using it in a sentence.

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15/08/2020

KOREAN CONVERTIBLE WORDS
- Noun ~ Verb
- Adjective (w/ 하다) ~ Noun
- Adjective (w/o 하다) ~ Noun
- Verb ~ Noun [2 ways]
- Noun ~ Adjective
- Adjective ~ Adverb

Let us recall some part of speech (group of words) in a sentence:

1.) NOUN - is a word used to name a person, place, thing or quality/idea.
Ex. Jorge, man, home, pencil, love, honesty, etc.

2.) ADJECTIVE - is a word that modifies the meaning of a noun.
Ex. quiet, noisy, beautiful, pretty, grateful, etc.

3.) VERB - is a word that expresses action or state of being.
ex. eat, sleep, go, come, work, study, cook, etc.

4.) ADVERB - is a word that modifies or limits the meaning of a verb, an Adjective or another adverb.
Ex. really, very, too, gracefully, slowly, peacefully, quickly, etc.

Note: Identify your Korean words to which group of words it is belong. 👍

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15/08/2020

#아니다 negative form of 이다

Saying "is/am/are NOT [noun] " with
아닙니다 and 아니에요

Format:
Noun이/가 아닙니다/ 아니에요.

NOTE:
1. Observe the noun if it ends in either vowel or consonant. Then attach the appropriate subject particle/marker.

2. Unlike the positive form 이다 which is attach to a noun, do not attach 아니다 to a noun. Put space after the subject marker 이/가.

Example Sentences
1. 사과는 야재가 아닙니다.
Apples are not vegetables.

2. 그것은 제 얼굴이 아닙니다.
That is not my face.

3. 고양이는 개가 아니에요.
A cat is not a dog.

4. 한국 사람이 아니에요.
I am not a Korean.

5. 그 사람은 이민호 씨가 아닙니다.
That person is not Lee Min Ho.

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