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I'm 100% Korean. I promise :P
I'll try to teach you guys all the basics so you can communicate a little with others. Plz write comments to what you reallyy want to know. In English!! And if you write in Korean.. just heads up to my correcti...
Sorryy im switching things up! Quiz is next chapter 😝
First off, never assume that Korean is English. Because it isn't. Why I say this, is becuse i get several requests on asking what things are. For example, what is 수? Well.. I can't answer that because 수 is a syllable.
REMEMBER. Korean is a writting of syllables. One 'box' is a syllable.
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에 and 로
First offf '에' 복습. In Unit 1.2, 에 is explained to be a particle. 로 on the other hand is located in chapter 'Taxi'
The particle ~에 in Korean is used to indicate the place and/or time of something in a sentence. Therefore, ~에 is often used in sentences with 있다 to indicate the location of somebody/something.
로 is addressing a place *If there is no 받침 you use 로. If there IS a 받침 you add a word.. 으 and make it 으로
So.. what's the difference?? This is a common question that learners ask. People get it confused because of these situations:
나는 학교에 갔다. (O) 나는 학교로 갔다. (O)
They are both correct.
BUT '에'is indicating the place and '로'is indicating the direction
So the difference can be shown here:
나는 학교에 도착했다. (O) 나는 학교로 도착했다. (X) > You arrived AT school
나는 학교에 출발했다. (X) 나는 학교로 출발했다. (O) > You go TO school
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a, the, my, like, that.
I want to point out that korean isnt english again. That means that korean doesnt have a distinctive word for a, the and like... but also my.
There is no word for my. As i said in previous chapters, the 's words are all used with 의. Mine. My > 나의 Bob's > Bob의
'That' is explained in Unit 1.1 - Basic Korean (2).
That ~ 그 That (when something is far away) ~ 저
We use 그 when we are talking about something from a previous sentence or from previous context, regardless of if you could see it or not. For example: That man yesterday (어제 그 사람)
We use 저 when we are talking about something that we can see, but cannot touch because it is too far away.
Thxx for the request and sorry for taking soooo long 😢
Plz request more!!
BTW dont forget to comment ur FAVORITE BOY BAND GROUP on the previous chapter!!