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Korean Grammar104

Korean grammar '-ㅂ니까?/습니까?' 1. Explanation : '-ㅂ니까?/습니까?' is an ending particle that indicates asking a question formally. It asks certain facts. It is the most formal ending paricle in the question. So, in formal situation, speakers can use it to ask current situations or actions to listeners. You can easily listen this ending particle in news, official broadcasts, job interview, conference, meeting and so on.  This endin.. 2024. 6. 17.
Korean grammar '-ㅂ니다./습니다.' 1. Explanation : '-ㅂ니다/습니다.' is an ending particle that describes the action or state formally. It indicates the ending particle explain actions, states or facts. It is the most formal ending paricle in the statement. So, in formal situation, speakers can use it to explain current situations or actions to listeners. You can easily listen this ending particle in news, official broadcasts, confere.. 2024. 6. 17.
Korean grammar '-기 전에' 1. Explanation : '-기 전에' is used to indicate that the preceding content is later than following content. It is attached to a verb and indicates that the following action occured in advance than preceding action. Or it is used to express the sequence of events. I recommend you to study this with Korean grammar #32 '-ㄴ 후에/은 후에'  Let's look at examples together.  2. Examples 자기 전에 뭐해요? (Before slee.. 2024. 6. 16.
Korean grammar '-에게/한테' 1. Explanation : '-에게/한테' is a particle which indicates the target of an action's effect. It is attached to a noun and indicates that the target is affected by the action of people or animals. Both '-에게' and '-한테' can be used any kind of noun. Generally you can interchage both particles. However, if you want to know the difference between the two particles. Here is the answer. '-에게' can be used .. 2024. 6. 14.
Korean grammar '-게 되다.' 1. Explanation : '-게 되다.' is an expression that indicates results, situations, or states changed by external influences. It is attached after verbs or adjectives. So it indicates a situation where external influences lead to certain outcomes or changes in circumstances or states. This expression can be conjugates any kind of verbs or adjectives. Also don't need to care about ending of verb stem... 2024. 6. 12.
Korean grammar '-아야/어야/여야 되다.' 1. Explanation : '-아야/어야/여야 되다.' is an expression that indicates obligation or necessity regarding some situation or event attached after verbs or adjectives. So it indicates that there is an obligation to perform a certain act or a necessity to be in a certain state. It is used when referring to duties that must be performed or inevitable conditions. Let's look at the rules together.  (1) If th.. 2024. 6. 10.
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