Lvl. 2 Flashcards
-(으)ㄹ 거예요
Conjugation for future tense. Make one practice sentence.
을/를
Object marking particle. Tells the listener that something will be done WITH/TO the object. Make one practice sentence.
그리고
And/and then. Links nouns too but mainly used to link phrases. Make one practice sentence.
그래서
Therefore/so. Connects two sentences. Make one practice sentence.
-씨
Polite way to address someone.
-하고 (+ 같이)
And. Depending on the context (and if 같이 is used) it can mean with/together with. Make one practice sentence.
-(이) 랑
And. Depending on the context (and if 같이 is used) it can mean with/together with. More colloquial and casual. Make one practice sentence.
월요일
Monday
화요일
Tuesday
수요일
Wednesday
목요일
Thursday
금요일
Friday
토요일
Saturday
일요일
Sunday
요일
Days of the week. What day is it today?
-한테
(Paired with a noun): It can mean “to/for [someone]” or “from [someone]” depending on the context.
(Paired with a verb in a passive voice): means “by” (I was dumped BY my bf)
Make a practice sentence /ea.
-한테서
“From” someone. Make one practice sentence.
지금 몇 시예요?
Hour: native Korean number + 시
Minute: Sino-Korean number + 분
(Counter) 개
General counter for things. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 대
Counter for cars. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 명 / 사람
Counter for people. 사람 is used for SMALL numbers of people (way under 10). Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 권
Counter for books. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 장
Counter for paper, pages, tickets, etc. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 병
Counter for bottles. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.
(Counter) 마리
Counter for animals. Make one practice sentence.
*Counters are paired with native Korean numbers.