#koreansentence

[hwihwa-korean-calligrapher]

(+eng) 감성 글귀 한 조각: '바람은 부드럽고 햇살은 눈부셨어.' ーEmotional Korean phrase: 'The wind was soft and the sunlight was dazzling.' #한글캘리그래피,#캘리그라피글귀,#감성글씨그램,#koreancalligraphy#koreansentence,#koreanquotes,#emotionalphrase,#koreanphrase https://www.instagram.com/p/CW0bksfPthJ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[saungkorea]

'귀가 엷다' is a phrase that can be used to describe someone who is gullible or easily swayed by others. For example you have that one friend who are buying things because she got persuaded by the salesman at the cosmetics shop ㅋㅋ.Then you can say "그녀는 귀가 얇아요" (geunyoneun gwiga yalbayo) or 'she is gullible'. || Our youtube account : youtube.com/saungkorea #귀 #귀가얇다 #koreansentence '귀가 엷다' adalah ungkapan yang bisa kamu gunakan untuk mendeskripsikan orang yang mudah percaya dan mudah dipengaruhi. Contohnya saat temen kamu akhirnya beli barang di toko kosmetik karena dipengaruhi salesman, kamu bisa blang "그녀는 귀가 얇아요 (geunyoneun gwiga yalbayo) ㅋㅋ" || Our youtube account : youtube.com/saungkorea

[yuyunyeppo-blog]

아싸!!!고마워요 @master3languages 🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆 @Regrann_App from @master3languages - Korean Sentence Structure . . #koreansentencestructure #koreansentence #koreansentencepattern #korean #learnkorean #koreanstructure #learningkorean #studyingkorean #koreanlanguage #hangul #hangugeo #koreangrammar #koreanstudy #ilikekorean #koreanlearning #letmelearnkorean #imstudyingkorean #korea #korealanguage #corea #corean #coreana #koreana - #regrann

[languagelanguagelanguage-blog]

Lesson # 5: Sentence Structure

Sentence Structure of the Korean Language

Noun 1 + Noun 2 + to be = Noun 1 is Noun 2 or I + Noun + to be = I am ‘noun’ 

In Korean, the verb always goes last. 

So, to say ‘I am a cat’, you would say ‘I cat am’. In Korean, this would be the following:

저는 고양이예요. (juh-neun go-yangi-ye-yo)

I cat am = I am a cat

*Remember! The Korean language does not use words like ‘a’ or ‘the’. It makes it a lot easier to formulate sentences without having to worry about them, but there are things called particles, which will have their own lesson a little later.*

Breakdown:

저 = I (juh)

는 = subject marker (neun); this makes ‘I’ into the topic of the sentence

고양이 = cat (goyangi)

예요 = am (yeyo) (after consonant) 

To say ‘I am not a cat’, you would just replace ‘예요’ with ‘아니에요’. You can also replace ‘고양이’ with any other noun, like 학생 (student). 

저는 고양이아니에요. (I am not a cat)

저는 학생아니에요. (I am not a student)

이거는 고양이아니에요. (That thing is not a cat)