먹어요

나는

사과

바나나

Adjectives should be placed before the noun in a Korean sentence.

Adjectives should be placed after the verb in a Korean sentence.

Adjectives can be placed anywhere in a Korean sentence.

Adjectives should be placed at the end of the sentence in Korean.

Add '요' or '습니다' to the end of a statement.

Change the verb tense to form a question.

Add '까' or '나요' to the end of a statement.

Use '어떻게' at the beginning of the sentence.

나는 개를 좋아해요.

나는 개를 싫어해요.

나는 개를 사랑해요.

나는 고양이를 좋아해요.

그녀

선생님

그들

학생

사람들

빠르다

예쁘다

사람

Change the subject of the sentence.

Use a formal tone only.

Add '요?' at the end.

Add '까?' or use rising intonation.

Object-Subject-Verb (OSV)

Verb-Subject-Object (VSO)

Subject-Verb-Object (SVO)

Subject-Object-Verb (SOV)

재미있어요

이 책은 길다

이 책은 좋다

이 책은 어렵다

Particles are used to decorate sentences in Korean.

Particles serve as punctuation marks in Korean writing.

Particles in Korean sentences indicate grammatical roles and relationships between words.

Particles indicate the emotional tone of a sentence in Korean.

이게 뭐야?

이건 뭐예요?

이게 뭐예요?

이게 뭐지?

날씨가 나쁘다

날씨가 춥다

날씨가 흐리다

날씨가 좋다

'이' refers to 'this' and '그' refers to 'that'.

'이' is a question word and '그' is a pronoun.

'이' means 'that' and '그' means 'this'.

'이' is used for plural and '그' for singular.

Use '가' (ga) to show ownership.

Use '의' (ui) to indicate possession.

Add '의' (ui) before the noun only.

Use '의' (eui) to indicate possession.

Noun: 꽃, Adjective: 아름다운

그녀는 예쁜 나무를 좋아해요.

그녀는 아름다운 바다를 좋아해요.

그녀는 작은 집을 좋아해요.

죄송하지만, [destination]에 가는 길을 알려주실 수 있나요?

길을 잃어버렸어요.

이곳은 어디인가요?

가장 가까운 식당은 어디에요?

Use '못' before the verb

Add '이' after the subject

Replace the verb with a synonym

Add '안' before the verb or use '지 않다' after the verb.

To indicate the object of a sentence.

To indicate the subject of a sentence.

To mark the verb in a sentence.

To show possession in a sentence.

어디 가죠?

어디 가요?

어디 있어요?

어디 가니?