Lesson 9 B Flashcards

1
Q

What are 이 and 가 and when are they used?

A

이 and 가 are subject marking particles They show what the subject of the sentence is.

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2
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What is the difference between 이 and 가?

A

이 is used when a consonant is ending the previous word and 가 is used when there is no final consonant (only vowel).

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3
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What is the difference between 은 / 는 and 이 / 가?

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은 / 는 has the nuance of “about” something, “as for” something, or even “unlike other things” or “different from other things.”
이 / 가 has the nuance of “none other than” “nothing but” and also, when used inside a complex sentence, the role of marking the subject without emphasising it too much.

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4
Q

Which particle (이 / 가) can you use with the word 가방?

A

가방이

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5
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Which particle (이 / 가) can you use with the word 학교?

A

학교가

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6
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이름

A

A name

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7
Q

A

What

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8
Q

뭐예요?

A

… is what?

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9
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이름이 뭐예요?

A

What is your name?

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10
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학교

A

A school

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11
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학교 식당

A

A school cafeteria

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12
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어디

A

Where

See lesson 18

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13
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있다

A

To be (at a location) / to exist

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14
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학교 식당이 어디 있어요?

A

Where is the school cafeteria?

See lesson 18

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15
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어디 있어요?

A

… is where?

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16
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싸다

A

To be cheap / inexpensive

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17
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그리고

A

And

18
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맛있다

A

To be delicious

19
Q

A name

A

이름

20
Q

What

A

21
Q

학교 식당이 싸요. 그리고 커피가 맛있어요.

A

The school cafeteria is cheap. And the coffee is delicious.

22
Q

… is what?

A

뭐예요?

23
Q

What is your name?

A

이름이 뭐예요?

24
Q

A school

A

학교

25
Q

Where

A

어디

See lesson 18

26
Q

… is where?

A

어디 있어요?

27
Q

A school cafeteria

A

학교 식당

28
Q

To be (at a location) / to exist

See lesson 18

A

있다

29
Q

Where is the school cafeteria?

A

학교 식당이 어디 있어요?

See lesson 18

30
Q

To be cheap / inexpensive

A

싸다

31
Q

To be delicious

A

맛있다

32
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And

A

그리고

33
Q

The coffee is delicious.

A

커피가 맛있어요.

34
Q

The school cafeteria is cheap.

A

학교 식당이 싸요.

35
Q

좋다

A

To be good

36
Q

뭐가 좋아요?

A

What is good?

37
Q

Which one is more commonly used: 은 / 는 or 이 / 가?

A

이 / 가

The role of 은/는 as a ‘contrast’ factor is much stronger, so, when you form complex sentences, in general, 은/는 is not so commonly used all over the
sentences.
Often times 은/는/이/가 can be dropped, but when you need particles to clarify the meaning, 이/가 will be more commonly used.

38
Q

Person A: ABC 좋아요. = ABC is good.

Person B: ABC 좋아요? XYZ이/가 좋아요!
(You think) ABC is good? (I think) XYZ is good.

How did the 이/가 change the sentence compared to “XYZ 좋아요”?

A

Person B disagreed and expressed his opinion that
the subject of “being good” should be XYZ, not ABC, by adding the 이/가.

39
Q

To be good

A

좋다

40
Q

What is good?

A

뭐가 좋아요?