Today we'll be looking at the usage of " V~ㄴ/은 지 시간 됐다 " Korean grammar point, with some example sentences. Usage :V~ㄴ/은 지 + [Read More]
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5 Most Common Korean Particles and How to Use Them
Today we'll be looking at the top 5 most common and important Korean grammar particles. These may consist of anything from pre/postpositions, particles to use [Read More]
Korean Grammar V+ 지 말다 – Don’t do (something)
Today, we’ll be looking at the usage of the Korean grammar pattern “Verb + 지 말다,” with some examples. The equivalent meaning of this grammar [Read More]
Korean Grammar V+고 나서 – After (doing something)
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Verb ~고 나서" Korean grammar pattern with some examples. Usage :~고 나서 Korean grammar pattern is used [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 마다- Each or every
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun ~ 마다" Korean grammar pattern with some examples. Usage :마다 literally means 'every'. It's used to [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 같이 – Like something or someone
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun 같이" Korean grammar pattern with few examples. Usage :This grammar pattern Noun+같이 is equivalent to the [Read More]
Korean Grammar Noun 쯤 – Almost, around
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "Noun 쯤" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :쯤 means approximately, around, about, approximately etc. For [Read More]
Korean Grammar N(으)로 – Towards, to, by, through, with
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "N (으)로" Korean grammar with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern can be used to express a [Read More]
Korean Grammar N 만에 – After, in, at the end of
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "N 만에" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern is used to refer to [Read More]
~밖에 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "밖에" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern means "nothing but" "except for ...", [Read More]
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도 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "도" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :도 means " as well as, too, also...etc. in [Read More]
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A/V (으)ㄴ/는 반면에 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "A/V (으)ㄴ/는 반면에" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern expresses the fact that [Read More]
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Korean Grammar A/V/N -ㄴ/은/는 대신(에)- Instead of
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "A/V/N -ㄴ/은/는 대신(에)" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern is equivalent of saying [Read More]
Korean Sentence types
Like sentences in any language generally have four types of sentences. Korean also has Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Propositive sentences. The only difference is these [Read More]
Everything about Korean Pronouns
Learning Korean pronouns for English speakers could be pretty difficult as there are three separate levels of speeches used depending on whom you talk to [Read More]
Conjugation of Korean Verbs and Adjectives
One of the characteristics of Korean verbs and adjectives is that they both are conjugated according to tense, speech level, passive and causative forms, and [Read More]
Korean sentence structure
The Korean sentence typically consists of the : Subject - Object - Predicate(verb) Or Subject - Adjective As the word suggests, the subject is the [Read More]
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~(이)라고 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usages of ~(이)라고 Korean grammar with some examples. Usage :This grammar pattern roughly translates to "is called, called by, [Read More]
10 Korean grammar patterns – Discovery and result
Following is the list of all the Korean grammar patterns that are used to describe a speaker's realisation or surprise about something in the first [Read More]
A/V/N ~(는)군요 [ Korean Grammar ]
Today we'll be looking at the usage of "A/V/N ~(는)군요" Korean grammar point with some examples. Usage :The usage of ~(는)군요 is fairly simple. It [Read More]
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