Particles Flashcards

1
Q

Topic

what is described by verb, “as for…” contrast

A

은/는

께서는 (honorific)

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2
Q

Subject
(what predicate is about)

Honorific form

A

이/가

-께서

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3
Q

Object

object of the verb, things verb is done to

A

-을/를

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4
Q

also

compare, parallel

A

-도

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5
Q

location (static location, to [destination])

on (time)

A

removed with 어디

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6
Q

location (active location, from)

A

에서

With 어디 —> 어디서

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7
Q

what about…?/how about…?

request listener to shift focus

A

-은요 / -는요

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8
Q

Up to (location/time)

A

까지

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9
Q

From (location/time)

A

부터

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10
Q

1) By means of

2) A choice among options (when something is chosen from many options, attached to chosen option)

A

(으)로

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11
Q

And (particle)

A

와 / 과

(이)랑

하고

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12
Q

but, although

A
  • 지만

* both clauses must indicate the tense

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13
Q

To confirm with listener or seek agreement

A

-죠 (지요)

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15
Q

only

A

-만

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16
Q

Possessive (of)

Usually only when possessed or possessed refers to abstract (ie news of the day)

A

-의

pronounced -에

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17
Q

Replaces possessive object

Combined with possessive pronouns = ours, mine

A

-거(예요)

18
Q

plural

A

-들

19
Q

nothing but, only

nothing but, only (when amount less than speakers expectations)

A
  • 밖에

- 밖에 + Negative (안)

20
Q

as much/many as

indicate quantity more than speakers expectations

A

-(이)나

21
Q

either, or

A

-거나

22
Q

at the time of NOUN

A

N + 때

23
Q

before noun/time

often used with nouns of 하다 verbs

A

Noun/Time + 전에

24
Q

If…then
When…then

(Present and future)

A

-(으)면

With: V / Adj / N + (이)다

(ㄹ + 면, irregular ㄷ ㅂ converted)

25
Q

between

A

-까리

26
Q

Noun OR Noun

A

-(이)나

27
Q

Shortened of 것

A

것 — 거

것이 — 게

것을 — 걸

것은 — 건

28
Q

about

A
  • 에 대해
29
Q

Adjectives to Adverbs

A

Adj VS + -게

ex. 기쁘게 웃다
재미있게

30
Q

every, each

A

N + 마다

ex. 사람마다 달라요.

31
Q

polite form of noun

A

N + (이)요

32
Q

Indicates Alternatives and Options (with verbs or adjectives)

Either A or B

A

A든지 + B든지
(Verb stem든지 하다)

ex. 내일 비가 오든지 눈이 오든지 합니다.

33
Q
  1. a certain point when action is complete

2. a certain point when action is in progress

A
  1. 았/었을 때
  2. -을 때

가다/오다 difference in meaning more significant

34
Q

“both…and…”
to talk about two things within one sentence with equal emphasis

(replaces subject or object particle)

A

N + -도 N + -도

35
Q

“as…, while…”

  1. indicates two actions that occur simultaneously (verbs)
  2. indicates something has both properties (adj and 이다)
  3. acting agent of the sentence does both clasues, but the clauses oppose each other directly.
A

-(으)면서

if last letter ㄹ, add 면서

ex.
1. 저는 영화를 보면서 콜라를 마셨어요.
2. 오늘 날씨가 흐리면서 쌀쌀해요.
그 사람은 의사이면서 교수입니다.
3. 그 사안이 급하다고 하면서 그냥 앉아 있어요.

저는 아빠랑 같이 하키를 하면서 자랐어요.

36
Q
  1. list or connect two clauses that have a similar idea

2. indicates two actions that occur simultaneously (not as common)

A

-(으)며