Grammar Flashcards
에
Particle meaning to/at/in
location where something exists, a time something takes place or direction in which an action goes towards
Location:
I’m at home 집에 있어요
Direction:
I’m going to the park 공원에 가요
Time:
I met my friend at 7. 7실에 친구는 만았어요
를/을
Object marker
이 / 가
Noun + 이/가
Subject marker for a specific situation or to point out the difference to normal
vs 은/는 which is more general
Eg
비가 와요 it’s raining (now)
비는 와요 it rains (generally)
밥이 딱딱해요 the rice is hard (this rice)
밥은 딱딱해요 rice is hard (generally)
지금
이제
Right now
From now
Before the verb
Eg I want to go (right) now
저는지금가고싶습니다
I right now go want
Asking questions.
Eg do you like kimchi?
Do you eat kimchi?
Verb stem + ㅂ 니까 (vowel)
Verb stem + 습니까 (consonant)
김치를 좋아합니까?
김치를 먹습니까?
무엇
What
If used with a verb it is an object, therefore followed by object marker 을
만
Only (particle)
Place after the thing that is only
Eg 자만 - only I
Also/even/too
Eg I also…
도
저도…
And
와 after vowel
과 after consonant
How about… / what about…?
Noun + 은요 after consonant
Noun + 는요 after vowel
To come/go to do something
Eg to go to eat
To go to bed
To come to see a movie
Verb stem + (으)러
Eg 먹으러가다
자러가다
영화를 보러오다
- 고
Eg
I will Eat then go
I Slept then studied Korean
‘Then’
ie x then y (not always connected items/actions)
Eg
I will eat then go
밥을 먹고 갈 거에요
I slept then studied Korean
자고 한국어를 공부했어요
ㅡㄹ래요
Verb + ㄹ 래요
Used to express the speaker asking listeners intention
무슨
무슨 + noun
Used to ask what kind something is
-지요
Added to a verb/adjective/noun to ask something that the speaker may already know but wants to confirm
먹었지요? Have you eaten?
하지요? Are you doing it?
요리하지요? Are you cooking?