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9 Cards in this Set
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Sentence word order
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Subject - object - verb
(for example: I hamburger eat) |
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used to indicate the subject (or main person/thing) in a sentence.
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는/은
(for example: I는 korean을 speak) 는 is attached to "I" |
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are used to indicate object in a sentence.
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를/을
(for example: I는 korean을 speak) 을 is attached to "korean" |
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(Place or time)
-attached to a word to indicate that it is a place in the sentence. |
에
for example: 1) I went at 3pm I는 3pm에 went 2) I went to park I는 park에 went 3) I ate hamburger at 3pm I는 hamburger을 3pm에 ate |
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-is represented by a different word (is/am/are/was/were)
-used in a sentence predicated by adjective |
to be/ 이다
example: I am a man = 나는 남자 이다 (나는 남자야 / 저는 남자여요) 나는 ______ 이다 = I am a _______ (나는______이야 / 저는 _______ 이에요) |
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used in korean when talking about something that is within touching distance.
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this / 이 (just like in english "이" (this) is placed before the noun it is describing. for example:
이 사람 = this person 이 남자 = this man 이 여자 = this woman 이 차 = this car 이 탁자 = this table 이 의자 = this chair |
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Used when we are talking about something from a previous sentence.
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that / 그
"i dont like that man" [when your friend mentioned him in a previous sentence] the word that in that sentence would be how "그" used. |
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Used when talking about something that we can see/ but we cannot touch because it is too far away.
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that/ 저
just like "이" we can place "그" or "저" before a noun to describe "this" or "that" thing 저 사람 = that person 이 사람 = this person 저 남자 = that man 저것 = that thing 이것 = this thing 그 의사 = that chair 저 탁자 = that table |
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to have/ to be at location
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있다
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