Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners

Hello Agnes,

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Thanks for it😍

Hello odina,

Thanks for posting!

I guess start learning from easy words and make sentences using those words might be helpful. For example if you see the word 학생(student), then make a sentence using that word. 저는 학생입니다.(I'm a student.)

Regarding to fluency it's normal. You just need more practice and confidence! :D

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Am having a problem with reading korean I may pronounced the word but nevertheless hard for me to know the meaning of the Word, I know hangul and also when it comes to speaking with other people am forgetting it not coming out fluently wae?

Thanks, it was really nice am, how about pronoun s I really want to know how to say I (first person singular).

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There seems to be some confusion as to when to use 을 vs 를 or 은 vs 는. The difference has to do with the last sound of the word. The Korean language is all about maintaining the consonant-vowel-consonant rhythm. It makes the sentences easier to pronounce. So if the word ends in a vowel, you will use 를 and 는. Like this (치마 means skirt) 치마를 or 치마는.

If the last sound of the word ends in a consonant, you will you use 을 and 은. Like this (물 means water) 물을 and 물은.

을/를 is a direct object marker. In English we use the position of the word in the sentence to tell us what the direct object is. In Korean, 을/를 is written/spoken after the noun to denote that the action is being performed to it.

은/는 is the subject marker or object of the sentence. This is the noun that is performing the action.

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Annyeong!

May i ask when to use 은 vs 는?

Spotted these two also, between

the word 한국을 vs hangugeum?

Mianhaeyo, i'm quite confused.

I'm a starter.. could you help me?

Juseyo... kamsahamnida..

Hi Lahiru,

Thank you for posting. To answer your questions:

시 would be pronounced as 'si'. 'shi' would be '쉬'(which is actually romanized as 'swi').

And for your sentence:

안녕하세요 , " 한국말 을 좋아해요 " .

--->안녕하세요. 한글을 좋아해요. (한글=Hangul, or Korean letters/syllables).

은 vs 는:

Both are topic markers. 은 is used after words/syllables that end with consonants, and 는 after words/syllables that end with a vowel.

Example: 그 사람은/ 그 강아지는

Hope this answered your questions.

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Lyn

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Annyeong!

May i ask when to use 은 vs 는?

Spotted these two also, between

the word 한국을 vs hangugeum?

Mianhaeyo, i'm quite confused.

I'm a starter.. could you help me?

Juseyo... kamsahamnida..