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In this lesson we’ll look at a way to say “before” in Korean, with the added bonus of being able to make slightly more complicated sentences by using two clauses!

The word 전 on it’s own means “ago” when used in conjunction with a time descriptor. For example “3주 전” means “3 weeks ago”. Because this references a period of time, the time particle -에 is needed. (Click here to check out the lesson regarding -에 and other sentence particles.)

In this way, we can make sentences referencing events and actions that have already occurred, and specify exactly when these events/actions occurred.

3주 전에 남동생하고 영화를 봤어요.
I watched a movie with my little brother 3 weeks ago.

5달 전에 한국에 갔어요.
I went to Korea 5 months ago.

10분 전에 저녁을 먹었어요.
I ate dinner 10 minutes ago.

Now when 전 is used with a verb, the meaning is “before” instead of “ago”. When you want to use 전 with a verb, you must first change the verb to a noun. This is where -기 comes in. Adding -기 to a verb changes it into a noun–there are some specific nuances here that we’ll cover in a later lesson–but for now just now if you see -기 used in a grammatical principle, it’s generally being used to change the verb it’s attached to into a noun.

-기 전에 is used to express an action that is done/occurs before the following action.

-기 전에 is used with verbs and attached directly to the verb stem with no distinction in spelling.

가다: 가 →  가지 전에
읽다: 읽 →  읽기 전에

학교에 가기 전에 제가 아침을 먹어요.
Before I go to school, I eat breakfast.

만화를읽기 전에 숙제를 했어요.
I finished my homework before reading comics.

Pretty much any verb clause can be added before -기 전에, as all this grammar point does is lend it the meaning “before (such and such) happened”. Let’s look at a few more examples.

한국에오기 전에 한국어를 배웠어요.
I learned Korean before I came to Korea.

영화를보기 전에 친구하고 커피를 마실 거예요.
Before I watch the movie I will have coffee with my friend.

사과를먹기 전에 손을 씻어요.
I wash my hands before eating an apple.

Easy right? :)

Note:the tense of the sentence is only reflected in the secondary clause, not with the verb attached to -기 전에.

자기 전에 숙제를 해요.
자기 전에 숙제를 했어요.
자기 전에 숙제를 할 거예요.

That’s all for this lesson, see you next time!

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