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A2 particle

~마다

Practice it Examples

Difficulty Rating

Reading 1/5

short

Writing 1/5

short

Speaking 1/5

short

Listening 1/5

short

What to Learn Next

Prerequisites

매일 (maeil - every day) 주말 (jumal - weekend) 학생 (haksaeng - student) 아침 (achim - morning) 분 (bun - minute)

Learn Next

~마다 vs. 매~ (maeil, maejoo, etc.) ~씩 (~ssik - each, per) 모든 (modeun - all, every)

Advanced

~마다 한 번씩 (~mada han beonssik - once every...)

Examples by Level

1

저는 매주 월요일마다 한국어를 공부해요.

I study Korean every Monday.

2

우리는 주말마다 공원에 가요.

We go to the park every weekend.

3

이 버스는 10분마다 와요.

This bus comes every 10 minutes.

4

저는 아침마다 커피를 마셔요.

I drink coffee every morning.

5

선생님은 학생들마다 질문을 했어요.

The teacher asked each student a question.

6

이 책은 페이지마다 그림이 있어요.

This book has a picture on every page.

7

저는 여름마다 바다에 가요.

I go to the beach every summer.

8

우리 가족은 명절마다 모여요.

Our family gathers every holiday.

Test Yourself 6 questions

multiple choice A1

Choose the correct particle to say 'every day'.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 날마다

'~마다' attaches to nouns to mean 'every'. '날' means 'day'.

multiple choice A1

How do you say 'every week'?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 주마다

'주' means 'week', and '~마다' means 'every'.

multiple choice A1

Which word correctly completes the sentence: '나는 _______ 학교에 가요.' (I go to school every day.)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 날마다

To say 'every day', you use '날마다'.

true false A1

The sentence '저는 매주마다 운동해요.' means 'I exercise every week.'

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: True

'매주' already means 'every week', and adding '마다' reinforces the meaning of 'every'. While a bit redundant, it is grammatically understood.

true false A1

'학생마다' means 'every student'.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: True

'학생' means 'student', and '~마다' means 'every'.

true false A1

You can use '~마다' with verbs directly, like '먹다마다' (every eat).

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: False

'~마다' attaches to nouns, not verbs. You need a noun form or a different grammatical construction for verbs.

/ 6 correct

Perfect score!

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