Korean grammar lecture 0
한국어 문장 구조
•Korean
sentences consist of ‘“subject
+ verb” or
“subject
+ object + verb”.
•나는 가요. I go
•[Naneun gayo.]
•나는 (a subject) I + 가요(a verb) go
•나는 사과를 먹어요. I eat an apple.
•[Naneun sagwareul meogeoyo.]
•나는( a subject) + 사과를(an object)+먹어요. (a verb)
What is 는?
를?
나=I [Noun] why it is 나는?
사과=an apple[Noun]
나는 사과를 먹어요.
Why we put'는'
and '를'
next to the nouns?
‘”는”’and
‘”를”’
are Particles.
Always
particles are attached to words in a sentence.
There has many
particles! ( 은/는,이/가,을/를,와/과,에 etc……)
나 먹어요. I eat . this is
unnatural. You have to use a particle in Korean sentences!
나는
먹어요. I eat. this is
natural. “는” is a particle.
As you see the sentence structure consist of “subject + verb”
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