반응형 Korean grammar13 Korean grammar '-에 비하여' 1. Explanation : '-에 비하여' is a particle that indicates a standard or comparison target. So the noun that conjugates with '-에 비하여' is the standard or comparison target, and then the following clause get estimation based on it. It is attached after nouns. It always conjugates with '-에 비하여'. Let's look at the examples. *Source : National Institute of Korean Language 2. Examples 이 책은 두꺼운 두께에 비하여 읽기 .. 2024. 11. 6. Korean grammar '-더니 3' 1. Explanation : '-더니 3' is a connective particle that indicates a result what someone knows based on past observations. It is attached after verbs, adjectives, '-이다.', '-아니다.' It always conjugates with '-더니'. Let's look at the examples. Source : National Institute of Korean language 2. Examples 신시아 님은 한국어를 꾸준히 공부하더니 TOPIK 6급을 받았어요. (Cynthia studied Korean consistently and got a TOPIK grade 6.) .. 2024. 10. 28. Korean grammar '-네요/이네요.' 1. Explanation : '-네요.-이네요.' indicates surprise or agreement. So, it will be helpful to think this form emphasize the meaning. It conjugates with the verb or the adjective. However it also counjugates with the noun. So, we should check the form of each case. First, when this form conjugates with the verb or the adjectvie, we should use '-네요.' Second, when it conjugates with the noun, we should c.. 2024. 1. 26. Korean grammar '~에서/부터~까지' 1. Explanation : '~에서/부터~까지' indicates a range of distance or a period of time. There is no strict grammar for using between '~에서 ~까지' and '~부터 ~까지'. However we use these two particles in a specific way. Mostly, location or place nouns are conjugated with '~에서 ~까지'. While time or date nouns are conjugated with '~부터 ~까지'. Even they conjugate with different types of nouns, they have a same meaning.. 2024. 1. 25. Korean grammar '-나/이나/거나' 1. Explanation : '-나/이나' are used to indicating choices or alternatives. So, you can use this form '-나/이나' for connecting two nouns, verbs or adjectives. And you can translate this as 'or'. '-나/이나' can be conjugated with nouns. '-나' conjugates with vowel ending nouns. While '-이나' conjugates with consonant ending nouns. Let's look at the example together. *Source : National Institute of Korean L.. 2024. 1. 22. Korean grammar '-고 싶다.' 1. Explanation : '-고 싶다.' is used to express speaker's desire or wish. And It conjugates with a verb stem. So you can translate this as 'I want to -.' Also '-고 싶다.' is infinitive form, so you can use this as '-고 싶어./-고 싶어요.' as well. This is why you might hear expressions '보고 싶어(요).' in K-drama or K-pop lyrics. Let's look at the example together. (*To express 'don't want to -', combine '-고 싶다... 2024. 1. 18. 이전 1 2 3 다음 반응형
