意思
States one's occupation as a student.
文化背景
Students often wear uniforms (gyobok) until high school. Being a student is seen as a time of 'suffering' for future success, especially during the Suneung (CSAT) exam period. The relationship between students is governed by age and year of entry. A 'Sunbae' (senior) is expected to take care of and often buy food for a 'Hoobae' (junior). The phrase '{학생|學生}이에요' is a powerful tool for budget travelers. Many cultural sites and even some restaurants near universities offer 'hak-saeng hal-in'. In modern Korea, many seniors attend 'Senior Universities' (no-in dae-hak). They proudly call themselves {학생|學生} to show they are still active and learning.
The 'I' is optional
In Korean, you don't always need to say '저는' (I). Just saying '{학생|學生}이에요' is perfectly natural if it's clear you're talking about yourself.
Watch the Batchim
If you say '{학생|學生}예요', it sounds like you're making a baby-talk mistake. Always remember the '이'!
意思
States one's occupation as a student.
The 'I' is optional
In Korean, you don't always need to say '저는' (I). Just saying '{학생|學生}이에요' is perfectly natural if it's clear you're talking about yourself.
Watch the Batchim
If you say '{학생|學生}예요', it sounds like you're making a baby-talk mistake. Always remember the '이'!
Age doesn't matter
Even if you are 50, if you are in a classroom, you are a {학생|學生}. Don't be shy to use it!
Use with '만'
Saying '저는 {학생|學生}일 뿐이에요' (I am just a student) is a great way to show humility if someone asks you for something difficult.
自我测试
Choose the correct ending for the word '{학생|學生}'.
저는 {학생|學生}____.
'{학생|學生}' ends in a consonant (ㅇ), so '이에요' is the correct polite ending.
Fill in the blank to say 'I am a university student'.
저는 ___{학생|學生}이에요.
'대{학생|大學生}' means university student.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 직업이 뭐예요? B: 저는 ________.
B is answering a question about their job, so a statement is needed.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at a museum and want a discount.
Identifying as a student is the key to getting a student discount.
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视觉学习工具
이에요 vs 예요
练习题库
4 练习저는 {학생|學生}____.
'{학생|學生}' ends in a consonant (ㅇ), so '이에요' is the correct polite ending.
저는 ___{학생|學生}이에요.
'대{학생|大學生}' means university student.
A: 직업이 뭐예요? B: 저는 ________.
B is answering a question about their job, so a statement is needed.
You are at a museum and want a discount.
Identifying as a student is the key to getting a student discount.
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常见问题
12 个问题Yes, but it's more common to say '혼자 공부하고 있어요' (I'm studying alone). '{학생|學生}이에요' usually implies you are enrolled somewhere.
수강생 is specifically for someone taking a particular course or lecture, often in an academy (hagwon).
No, it's a very common and polite way to start a conversation with a young person in Korea.
Because '생' ends in a consonant. The rule is: Consonant + 이에요, Vowel + 예요.
You can say '저는 모범{학생|學生}이에요' (I am a model student).
Yes, but '대{학원|大學院}생이에요' (I am a graduate student) is more accurate.
You can say '일을 하면서 공부하는 {학생|學生}이에요'.
No, Korean nouns and the copula '이다' are gender-neutral.
Yes, university students often call themselves '학식' (short for school meal), as in '나 학식 먹는 학식이야'.
It's better to use the more formal '{학생|學生}입니다'.
You say '이제 {학생|學生}이 아니에요'.
It's a 'perpetual student' who stays in school for a very long time without graduating.
相关表达
대{학생|大學生}
specialized formUniversity student
유{학생|留學生}
specialized formInternational student
교복
similarSchool uniform
{학교|學校}에 다니다
builds onTo attend school
{선생|先生}님
contrastTeacher
