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Jan 20, 2012

-에서 - Particle


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Now, we learn about particle  -에서  let's learn friend...

-에서  used as a pointer :
  • Starting Point - From
          인도네시아에서 왔어요
          Indonesiaeseo wasseoyo
          I'm from Indonesia
  • At/In
          Showed the place where an activity is ongoing.
          음식점에서 밥을 먹어요
          Eumsikjeomeseo babeul mogoyo
          Eat in a restoran
  • Subject
          Can be used as a subject if the subject is a group or organization.
          대사관에서 생일 주최했어요
          Daesagwaneseo saengil juchoehaesseoyo
          The Embassy was organized birthday

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-에 - Particle

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Now, we will learn about particle  -에 let's learn friend..

Particle  -에 used to : 
  • Locative
Attached to the name of place or time and a bookmark place, time or direcion. Equal 'In/At or To' in English grammar.
  • Counting/Unit
Example  :   

Place
미키씨가 도서관에 가요
Mikissiga doseogwane gayo
Miki go to the library

Time 아침 7시에 학교에 가요
Achim ilgobsie hakgyoe gayo
I'm going to school at 7:00 in the morning

Direction
우체국에 가요
Ucheguke gayo
I go to the post office

Counting/Unit
사과가 세개에 1천원 이에요
Sagwaga segaee ilchonwoniyeyo
1000 won per three apple

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Jan 16, 2012

-도 - Particle

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Now, we learn about particle,  -도  can be used to replace subject marker  -가/-이 ,  -은/-는  and object marker  -을/-를.  -도  equal to also/too in english grammar.

Example  :
연필 있어요. 지우개 있어요
Yeonphiri isseoyo. Jiugaedo isseoyo
There is pencil. There is eraser too

교실에 인딴 씨 있어요
Gyossire intan ssido isseoyo
Intan is also exist in classroom.

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-를/-을 - Object Marker

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Now, we learn about object marker,  -를/-을  used to point the object of a sentence
  • -를  :  If the object ends with a vowel
Example  :
컴퓨터 배우다
Keompyuteoreul bewuda
Learn computer

타틱씨가 김치 먹어요
Tatikssiga kimchireul meogeoyo
Tatik eat kimchi

  • -을  :  If the object ends with a consonant
Example  :
먹다
Babeul Meokda
Eating rice

그 사람이 책 읽어요
Geu sarami chaegeul ilgeoyo
She/he reads a book
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-께서/-께서는 - Subject Marker - Honorific Form

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Now we learn about subject marker - honorific form,  -께서/-께서는  used to point the subject of a sentence and only used for people who are respected as parent, the elder or a higher social position.
  • -께서  :  Honorific form from  -이/가
  • -께서는  :  Honorific form from  -은/는

Example  :
아버지께서 신문을 읽으세요
Abeojikkeseo sinmuneul ilgeuseyo
Father reads newspaper

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Jan 6, 2012

-은 / 는 - Eun / Neun ( Subject Marker )

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Now we learn about another subject marker -은 / 는  used to point the subject of a sentence.
  • -은  :  If the subject ends with a consonant
Example  :  제 이름 김지수입니다
               [ Je Ireumeun Kim Ji-Su Imnida ]
                  My Name is Kim Ji-Su

  • -는  :  If the subject ends with a vowel
Example  :  다니씨 의사입니다
                [ Danissineun Uisaimnida ]
                    Dani is a doctor

Difference between  -이/가  and  -은 / 는  is  -은 / 는  used for point :
  • Cotrast
  • Emphasis
Example  :  이 책 싸요 . 그 책 비싸요
                 [ I Chaeki Ssayo . Geu Chaekeun Bissayo ]
                  This book is cheap. That book is expensive

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-가 / 이 - Ga / I ( Subject Marker )

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Now we learn about subject marker, - 가 / 이 used to point the subject of a sentence.
  • -이  :  If the subject ends with a consonant 
Example  :  이것 연필이에요?
                  [ Igeosi Yeonphiriyeyo? ]  
                    It's a pencil?  

  • -가  :  If the subject ends with a vowel
When  -가  attached to these word then it will turn into :
  • 나  +  가   =  내가  [ Naega ] ---- > I
  • 너  +  가   =  네가  [ Nega ]  ----- > You
  • 저  +  가   =  제가  [ Jega ] ---- > I
  • 누구  +  가  =  누가  [ Nuga ] ------ > Who
Example  :  민주씨 사무실에 가요
                   [ Minjussiga samusire gayo ]
                     Minju go to office

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Oct 27, 2011

발음법츼 Rules of Pronunciation

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Writing and pronunciation in Korean language is different, therefore we must first learn the rules of pronunciation.

1.  Final Consonant.

Pronunciation of final consonant sounds to change.

Example : , sound turn into K

부엌 (bu eok)

,,,,,, sound turn into T

닫다 (dat da) (ot)

, sound turn into B

갚다 (gab da)
  • Other final consonant than final consonant above, the pronunciation same as original pronunciation.
2. If final consonant followed by’ then pronunciation of final consonant to replace ‘’.

Example : 믿음 = [ ]     ,  가람미 = [ ]
                      [ mi deum ]                       [ sa ra mi ]

3. If final consonant,’ followed by a consonant ‘’ or ‘’ then pronunciation of final consonant turn into ‘’.

Example : 앞니  =  [ 암니  ,    밥물  =  [ 밤울 ]
                               [ am ni ]                       [ bam mul ]

o If final consonant ’,’’ followed by a consonant ‘’ or ‘’ then pronunciation of final consonant turn into ‘’.

Example : 낱말  =  [ 난말 ]
                        [  nan mal ]

o If final consonant ’,’’ followed by a consonant ‘’ or ‘’ then pronunciation of final consonant turn into ‘’.

Example : 학년  =  [ 항년 ]
                               [ hang nyeon ]

4. If final consonant ,, ‘ followed by a consonant ‘,,,, ‘ then pronunciation of consonant ‘ , , , , ‘ turn into ‘,,,,‘.

Example : 학생  =  [  학쌩 ]
                                [ hak sseng ]

5. If final consonant , ‘ followed by a consonant ‘’ then pronunciation ‘’ turn into ‘’.

Example : 갈이  =  [ 가치 ]
                                [ ga chi ]

6. If final consonant ‘ followed by a consonant ‘‘ then pronunciation of final consonant turn into ‘’.

Example : 신라  =  [ 실라 ]
                        [ sil ra ]
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