Korean Sentence Patterns - I Want (A Noun).

Front 1

I want (a noun).

Back 1

noun+을/를 원해요.

(noun-ul/rul won-hae-yo.)

noun+을/를 원합니다

(noun-ul/rul won-ham-ni-da.)

(NOTE: 을 follows a noun ending with a consonant. 를 follows a noun ending with a vowel.)

Front 2

Examples:

I want a book.

I want a computer.

Back 2

나는 책을 원해요.

(na-nun chaeg-ul won-hae-yo.)

나는 컴퓨터를 원합니다.

(na-nun kom-pyu-to-rul won-ham-ni-da.)

(Notice that책 ends with a consonant and takes the particle을. 컴퓨터 ends with a vowel, so it takes the particle를.)

Front 3

I wanted (a noun).

Back 3

noun+을/를 원했어요.

(noun-ul/rul won-hae-so-yo.)

noun+을/를 원했 습니다

(noun-ul/rul won-het-sum-ni-da .)

(NOTE: 을 follows a noun ending with a consonant. 를 follows a noun ending with a vowel.)

Front 4

I don't want (a noun).

Back 4

noun+을/를 원하지 안습니다.

(noun-ul/rul won-ha-ji an-sum-ni-da.)

noun+을/를 원하지 안해요.

(noun-ul/rul won-ha-ji an-hae-yo.)

(NOTE: 을 follows a noun ending with a consonant. 를 follows a noun ending with a vowel.)

Front 5

I didn't want (a noun).

Back 5

noun+을/를 원하지 않았습니다.

(noun-ul/rul won-ha-ji an-at-sum-ni-da.)

noun+을/를 원하지 않았어요.

(noun-ul/rul won-ha-ji an-a-so-yo.)

(NOTE: 을 follows a noun ending with a consonant. 를 follows a noun ending with a vowel.)

Front 6

I don't want any or just I don't want.

I don't want anything.

Back 6

원하지 안습니다.

(won-ha-ji an-sum-ni-da.)

원하지 안해요.

(won-ha-ji an-hae-yo.)

아무것도 원하지 안습니다.

(a-mu-got-do won-ha-ji an-sum-ni-da.)