Korean Sentence Patterns - I Need A (Noun)

Front 1

I need (a noun).

Back 1

나는 noun+이/가 필요해요.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo hae–yo.)

나는 noun+이/가 필요합니다.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo ham–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)

Front 2

Examples:

I need a pencil.

I need a hammer.

Back 2

나는 연필이 필요해요.

나는 망치가 필요합니다.

(Notice that 연필 ends in a consonant and takes the particle 이. 망치 ends in a vowel, so it takes the particle 가. Also, either form [hae-yo or ham-ni-da] may be used, but ham-ni-da is the more polite form.)

Front 3

I needed (a noun).

Back 3

나는 noun+이/가 필요했어요.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo hae–so–yo.)

나는 noun+이/가 필요했습니다.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo haet–sum–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)

Front 4

I will need (a noun).

Back 4

나는 noun+이/가 필요 하겠어요.
(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo ha–ge–so–yo.)

나는 noun+이/가 필요 하겠습니다.

(Na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo ha–get–sum–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)

Front 5

I don't need (a noun).

Back 5

나는 noun+이/가 필요하지 않습니다.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo–ha–ji an–sum–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)

Front 6

I didn't need (a noun).

Back 6

나는 noun+이/가 필요하지 않았습니다.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo–ha–ji an–at–sum–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)

Front 7

I won't need (a noun).

Back 7

나는 noun+이/가 필요하지 겠습니다.

(na–nun noun–i/ga pil–yo–ha–ji get–sum–ni–da.)

(NOTE: Use noun+이 for nouns ending with a consonant and noun+가 for nouns ending with a vowel.)