Particles

Question 1

에

Answer 1

At/to/in

Attached to the end of a noun. Describes where something is/exists, or a direction you’re going toward. I.e. the location, time, situation, etc of something

Question 2

에서

Answer 2

At/in/from

Attached to the end of a noun. Describes doing something (action) at a particular location. Where something comes/came from

Question 3

~지마

Answer 3

Don’t do (something)

Question 4

(으)면

Answer 4

A particle added after a verb and can mean once, if, when.

Question 5

~서

Answer 5

Connector for cause and effect. Remember the cause clause goes first, then put the 서 at the end of the cause clause then cookie by the effect clause ex: 피곤해서 잘 못 했어요. Because I was tired, I didn’t do well today

Question 6

~러

Answer 6

“To” Connector. If you want “to” go do or do something, use this Connector

Question 7

좋지 안은

Answer 7

Not good food/Food that doesn’t look bad but makes you sick later.

Question 8

순서대로

Answer 8

In order

Question 9

noun + 에게

Answer 9

Used at the end to mean an action done “to” something or someone

Question 10

기 전에

Answer 10

Before going there

Question 11

Verb+~기

Answer 11

Used at end of verb and symbolizes ~ing

Question 12

~고 있다

Answer 12

When added to the end of a verb or adj, it indicates that you’re presently and currently doing this… think going, doing, reading, etc

Question 13

기 때문에

Answer 13

Because

Question 14

아/어야 하다

Answer 14

One must, should, do

Question 15

아/어서는 안 되다

Answer 15

One should not do