Let's take a look at the short dialogue. |
When I read, I want you to pay attention to the WH question, |
어디 |
(eodi) |
where |
and see how it is used in the dialogue. |
Two people are talking. |
마크 씨는 어디에서 왔어요? |
(Makeu ssineun odieseo wasseoyo?) |
뉴욕에서 왔어요. |
(Nyuyogeseo wasseoyo.) |
One more time a bit slower with English translations. |
마크 씨는 어디에서 왔어요? |
(Makeu ssineun eodieseo wasseoyo?) |
Mark, where are you from? |
뉴욕에서 왔어요. |
(Nyuyogeseo wasseoyo.) |
I'm from New York. |
Did you see where 어디 was used in the dialogue? |
어디 |
(eodi) |
Yes, this is a key word that forms a question. |
뉴욕에서 왔어요. |
(Nyuyogeseo wasseoyo.) |
Means I came from New York or I'm from New York. |
In this case |
저는 |
(Jeoneun) |
I is omitted. |
Here are some example sentences. |
마크 씨는 어디에서 왔어요? |
(Makeu ssineun odieseo wasseoyo?) |
Mark, where are you from? |
뉴욕에서 왔어요. |
(Nyuyogeseo wasseoyo.) |
I'm from New York. |
The next example is |
어디에서 왔어요? |
(Eodieseo wasseoyo?) |
Where are you from? |
부에노스 아이레스에서 왔어요. |
(Buenoseu aireseu-eseo wasseoyo.) |
I'm from Buenos Aires. |
Next example is |
리나 씨는 어디에서 왔어요? |
(Lina ssi-neun eodieseo wasseoyo?) |
Lina, where are you from? |
두바이에서 왔어요. |
(Dubai-eseo wasseoyo.) |
I'm from Dubai. |
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