반응형 전체 글125 Korean grammar '-ㄹ게/을게' 1. Explanation : '-ㄹ게/을게' is a ending particle that indicates will or promise regarding the future. It indicates the speaker's intention or willingness to do something in the future. It is also used when making a promise. It is attached after verbs. When a verb ends with a vowel or the consonant 'ㄹ', it conjugates with '-ㄹ게'. However, when a verb ends with a consonant, it conjugates with '-을게'. .. 2026. 9. 6. Korean grammar '-러/으러' 1. Explanation : '-러/으러' is connecting particle that indicates the purpose of movement. It attaches to a verb to indicate the purpose of movement in the following clause, showing that one moves to perform the action in the preceding clause. When the noun ends with a vowel or 'ㄹ' consonant, it conjugates with '-로'. However the noun ends with a consonant, it conjugates with '-으로'. Let's look at th.. 2026. 9. 5. Korean grammar '-려고/으려고' 1. Explanation : '-려고/으려고' is a conneting ending particle that indicates intention or purpose. It Indicates the intention or purpose of doing the action in the following clause. It used when speaking about what intention or purpose the subject has in performing the action in the following clause. It is attached after verbs. When a verb ends with a consonant, it conjugates with '-으려고'. However, w.. 2026. 9. 4. Korean grammar '-면서/으면서' 1. Explanation : '-면서/으면서' is a conneting ending particle that indicates simultaneously serving two or more actions or states. It indicates that while doing the action or maintaining the state of the preceding clause, one simultaneously does another action or maintains another state in the following clause. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '-아니다.'. But it conjugates different way... 2026. 9. 3. Korean grammar '-지만' 1. Explanation : '-지만' is a conneting ending particle that Indicates that the preceding clause and the following clause contrast each other. It is used when stating a certain fact in the preceding clause and connecting it to a contrasting fact or different content in the following clause. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '-아니다.'. It always conjugates with '-지?'. Let's look at the .. 2026. 9. 2. Korean grammar '-지 (2)' 1. Explanation : '-지 (2)' is an ending particle that indicates a question to reconfirm a fact that is already known. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '-아니다.' It indicates that the speaker asks a question once more, assuming that the listener also knows about a certain fact. It always conjugates with '-지?'. Let's look at the examples. * Conjunction with 'Noun + -지/이지? A vowel.. 2026. 9. 1. 이전 1 2 3 4 ··· 21 다음 반응형
