Sentence Builders

Question 0

-세

Answer 0

Subject honorific - changes depending on who you’re talking about, not who you’re talking to.

Question 1

-요

Answer 1

Polite ending. Can be added to the end of any informal term to make more polite.

Question 2

들

Answer 2

-s (plural)

Question 3

…이/가 있어요

Answer 3

There is…/There are…(polite) - can also mean ‘have’

Question 4

하고

Answer 4

And (between nouns)

Question 5

-이 & -가

Answer 5

Both are subject particles. They are used in Korean to indicate the part a word plays in a sentence (i.e. subject, object, direction, etc.). They indicate the subject of the verb that follows them.

Question 6

이에요

Answer 6

Is/am/are when identifying someone or something (it is, she is) - word ending for a word ending in a consonant

Question 7

예요

Answer 7

Is/am/are when identifying someone or something (it is/she is) - word ending for word ending in a vowel

Question 8

은

Answer 8

Particle that frequently follows many nouns and pronouns that serves as the topic of a sentence. Particle following a word ending in a consonant. - ex.: 형은

Question 9

Particle that frequently follows many nouns and pronouns that serve as the topic of a sentence. Particles follows a word a word ending in a vowel.

Answer 9

는