主格助词 이/가
이/가 marks the grammatical subject and is essential for new information, questions, and embedded clauses.
- • Attach 이 after consonants, 가 after vowels
- • Marks grammatical subject, especially new informat...
이/가 marks the grammatical subject and is essential for new information, questions, and embedded clauses.
은/는 marks the topic and often signals contrast — it is not simply a subject marker.
Think of `을/를` as a target sticker you place on the thing receiving the action (pizza, movie, homework).
Use `에서` for dynamic actions (eating, studying) and `에` for static existence or direction (being, going).
Use `에` to mark where you are or where you're going—it's your Korean 'GPS' particle.
The copula `이다` identifies nouns and must be attached directly to them without spaces, varying by politeness.
Think of Korean adjectives as 'State Verbs' that conjugate differently from 'Action Verbs' in plain form and modifiers.
Use `있다` to say you have something or are somewhere, and `없다` when you don't or aren't.
Attach ㅂ니다 or 습니다 to verb stems to sound highly formal, professional, and deeply respectful in Korean.
The `아/어/여요` form is your essential 'polite sticker' for making verbs conversational and respectful in daily life.
Contracting vowels is essential for sounding natural and modern in daily Korean conversation and social media.
Add 았/었/했 to the verb stem to shift any action or adjective into the past.
Match the past tense marker to the verb's last vowel: Bright with ~았, Dark with ~었, and 하다 with ~했.
The essential Korean future tense for expressing personal plans, intentions, and likely predictions in polite daily speech.
To ask a question in Korean, simply use a rising intonation at the end of a standard sentence.
Use ㅂ니까/습니까 for formal questions to show maximum respect in professional or serious social situations.
Add `안` before a verb to make it negative, but remember to sandwich it inside `하다` action verbs.
Attach `-지 않다` to any verb stem to create a clear, polished, and versatile negative sentence.
Master the base numbers 1-10, and you can instantly build any Sino-Korean number up to 99 by simply stacking them together.
Use Native Korean numbers (hana, dul, set) for counting physical things, people, age, and hours.
Use Noun + Native Number + 개 (like 'Apple two pieces') for almost any small object.
Count people using Native Korean numbers plus `명` (general) or `분` (polite) to sound natural and respectful.
Use `마리` with Native Korean numbers to count any living creature that isn't human.
오늘, 어제, and 내일 are absolute time words that set your sentence's tense and completely reject the '에' particle.
Simply add the day's nature-root to `요일` to name any day of the week in Korean.
Remember: Native hours are slow and old; Sino minutes are fast and modern.
Use 와 (vowel) or 과 (consonant) to connect nouns in formal or written Korean contexts.
Use `로/으로` to describe which way you're heading or what tool/method you're using to do something.
Use `의` to show ownership, but remember to pronounce it as [e] and contract pronouns like `나의` to `내`.
Korean adjectives are 'descriptive verbs' that conjugate directly to describe things without needing a separate 'is' or 'are'.
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