반응형 전체 글116 Korean grammar '-고 나다.' 1. Explanation : '-고 나다.' is expression that indicates something has finally ended. It is used in the form as '-고 나서', '-고 나니(까)' and '-고 나면'. Each form emphasizes differently, but basically all forms indicate the end of certain actions or events. You can always conjugate this like 'Verb stem + -고 나다.' Let's look at examples. 2. Examples 고등학교를 졸업하고 나서 대학교에 입학했어요. (I graduated from high school an.. 2025. 3. 18. Korean grammar '-더군 (2)' 1. Explanation : '-더군 (2)' is same with '-더군 (1)'. So, on this page, we will practice other forms. You can make a past tense, future tense, and honorific sentence. '-았더군요./었더군요./였더군요.(했더군요.)' is used to indicates past tense, '-겠더군요' is used to indicates assumption, and '-시더군요'/-으시더군요. make honorific sentences. Especially '-으시더군요.' conjugates with consonant ending words, but '-시더군요.' conjugates w.. 2025. 3. 17. Korean grammar '-더군 (1)' 1. Explanation : '-더군 (1)' is an ending particle that emphasize something realized through past experience or expresses surprise, feeling or a response. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '아니다.' It always conjugtes with '-더군'. Let's look at examples. *Source : National Institute of Korean Language2. Examples 도서관에 사람이 많더군요. (There were many people at the library.) *많다 many 1) An a.. 2025. 3. 14. Korean grammar '-군/는군 (2)' 1. Explanation : '-군/는군 (2)' is same with '-는/는군 (1)'. So, on this page, we will practice other forms. You can make a past tense, future tense, and honorific sentence. '-았군요./었군요./였군요.' is used to indicates past tense, '-겠군요' is used to indicates assumption, and '-시군요./시는군요.' Especially '-시군요.' conjugates with adjectives but '-시는군요.' conjugates with verbs. make honorific sentences. Let's look at.. 2025. 3. 13. Korean grammar '-군/는군 (1)' 1. Explanation : '-군/는군 (1)' is an ending particle that pay attention to something that knew newly. It is used to express surprise, feeling, response. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '아니다.' '-는군' conjugates with verbs and '-군' conjugates with an adjectives. However final consonanat '-ㄹ' ending verbs conjugates with '-는군'. Let's look at examples. *Source : National Institute of Ko.. 2025. 3. 12. Korean grammar '-았었-/-었었-/였었(했었)-' 1. Explanation : '-았었-/-었었-/-였었(했었)-' changes the tense of a sentence to the past. The difference from '-았-/-었-/-였(했)-' is this particle indicates some actions or effects are completed at some point in past. So it indicates the past events separated from present. These particles conjugate with verbs or adjectives. And they takes different particles and conjugations depending on their verb stems .. 2025. 3. 11. 이전 1 2 3 4 ··· 20 다음 반응형
