It’s really hard for me to study a language. I just learned english before because “it sounds better that way” rather than analyzing what is the subject, object and other parts of the sentence. Now I really gotta pay attention and re-learn all those stuff again studygram
i want to become more active here with my korean so here we go. i’m currently studying the second semester of my school and we have our first big test coming up next friday. i’ll try to post some preparation for it here in the coming days ^^
Everyone! How was your day? Here’s my second Korean grammar lesson! Let’s learn the subject particle ‘는/은’! If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a message or leave a reply down below! Hope you enjoy~
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L e s s o n 2 : 는/은
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A l l i s a y s : Here are the rules. All you have to add 는 after the object if the last letter of the last syllable is a voweland 은 if the last letter of the last syllable is a consonant.
Here’s some examples:
v o w e l : 저 → 저는 (I)
v o w e l : 친구 → 친구는 (friend)
c o n s o n a n t : 이름 → 이름은 (name)
c o n s o n a n t : 학생 → 학생은 (student)
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V o c a b u l a r y f o r t h i s l e s s o n :
는/은 = subject particle
친구 = friend
선생님 = teacher
학생 = student
이름 = name
나 = I (informal)
너 = you (informal)
네 = yes, agreeing with the statement.
아니 = no (informal)
S a m p l e S e n t e n c e s :
이름은 뭐예요? = What is your name?
저는 X 입니다 = I am X.
학생입니까? = Are you a student?*
아니요, 저는 선생님이에요. = No (formal), I am a teacher.
아, 네. = Ah, I see.
*-입니까 basically means “are you”. More on that in the future.
If you’re new, I’m Alli and I make my own infographics to help you learn Korean with ease! If you’re interested in more of these types of lessons, visit my blog here! <3
List of fruits with illustrations. So I made a new binder/notebook to make my notes a lot more organized. I’m having a lot of fun with it and drawing the pictures helps me memorize the vocabulary. I didn’t write the english equivalent in my notes, I just memorized them with the drawings like how you teach kids with pictures and the word in the language. I think it’s better to learn like this. Some of them are a bit hard to make out so I’m posting the list below with the English equivalent. I hope this is helpful.
Heres the page I hand wrote on Hangul. It has a little bit of history and explains what letters there are and how they're written. I didn't write the pronunciation because I'm writing that on the next page tomorrow. let me know if I missed anything! I will also provide a word document if anyone doesn't want to or can’t write all of this themselves!
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