Re: FORUM KOREAN CLASS 5 : UNIT 2 CONTINUING

[chan_akakobo]

WELL I UNDERSTAND ALL, BUT I HAVE A QUESTION
WE USE 은,는 AFTER THE NOUN, BUT WHAT'S ABOUT "이" AND "가"
I HAVE READ OTHERS LESSONS AND SOME NOUNS END WITH THAT. ARE THEY THE SAME??

Basically, 이/가 has same function with 은/는. The different is 은/는 is for showing a contrast and an emphasis and 이/가 just become a subject marker.

이 ---> we use 이 if there's noun which is end by vowels.

가 ---> we use 가 if there's noun which is end by consonants

Example for 이/가 :

그 사람이 책을 읽어요.
ge saram i chaek eul ilgoyo. ---> That people read a book.

비가와요
bi ga wa yo ---> Rain comes.

You can see here, no contrast or emphasis stuff.

If 가 is put on these words, so they would be:
나+가 = 내가

너+가= 네가

저+가=제가

누구+가= 누가

Example :

제가 한국어를 공부합니다
Jae ga hangug o rel gongbuhamnida ---> I study about Korean language.

Example for 은/는

여름이 더워요. 겨울은추워요
yoreum i dowoyo. kyourun chuwoyo.
If Summer, the weather is hot. If winter, the weather is cold.

이 책이 싸요. 그 책은 비싸요.
I chaek i ssayo. geu chaek i bissayo.
This book is cheap. That book is expensive.

So you can see the difference right ? Thanks for the questioning. I hope you're satisfied with my answer

[chan_akakobo]

I'm having an important english test in two days.. I need time to study.. So, I'm asking permission to send homeworks and doing quizz a little later.. thanks teacher..

Yes, me too I think I will off for a week, because I have a mid term test. So see ya ! ^^

[BrendaZ]

WELL I UNDERSTAND ALL, BUT I HAVE A QUESTION
WE USE 은,는 AFTER THE NOUN, BUT WHAT'S ABOUT "이" AND "가"
I HAVE READ OTHERS LESSONS AND SOME NOUNS END WITH THAT. ARE THEY THE SAME??

[eitazirun]

I'm having an important english test in two days.. I need time to study.. So, I'm asking permission to send homeworks and doing quizz a little later.. thanks teacher..

[chan_akakobo]

안녕하세요^^
I've just known that there're korean class in here,feel glad to know, i'll try to attend in every class,heuhehe..

Hmm,but 성생님,i think there's a lil mistake in sentence point 3a.
저는 한국 사람 어를 공부합니다 ---> I study about Korean language
Does it should be..
저는 한국어를 공부합니다 ---> I study about Korean language
[without d'word 사람]

Let me know if im wrong

Hello, pitta ! Nice to know you'll be here to join our class. I really appreciate that

Anyway, thanks sooooo much for your correction. Yes, I made a mistake on writing point 3a. It must be without 'saram'.

Thanks for telling me

would you join our quiz in Korean Class Quiz ? thank you

[pittawardani]

안녕하세요^^
I've just known that there're korean class in here,feel glad to know, i'll try to attend in every class,heuhehe..

Hmm,but 성생님,i think there's a lil mistake in sentence point 3a.
저는 한국 사람 어를 공부합니다 ---> I study about Korean language
Does it should be..
저는 한국어를 공부합니다 ---> I study about Korean language
[without d'word 사람]

Let me know if im wrong

[chan_akakobo]

Hello chingudeul How are you ? I am sorry for not posting some grammar yesterday. But now I will. OK, let we start !

문법

1. N은/는 N - 입니다
은/는 particle is used for show that there's a noun in the sentence. Noun can be a things, people etc. So this formula explains about showing the noun.

a. 저는 김 영 숙 입니다 ---> My name is Kim Young Sook

b. 저는 한국 사람 입니다 ---> I am Korean.

c. 윌슨 은 영국 사람 입니다 ---> Wilson is British.

2. 제 N --> My N
This formula explains you about an OWNERSHIP of something. In English, we usually use My, Yours, Their, Our, etc. and 제 here means My.

a. 제 이름은 김 영 숙 입니다 ---> My name is Kim Young Sook.

b. 이것은 제 책 입니다 ---> This is my book.

c. 그것은 제 운동화 가 아닙니다 ---> That is not my sport shoes

3. N 은/는 N 을/를 V - ㅂ 니다 --> N V N . This formula explains you about how to pair a noun with a verb. 은/는 here shows that there is a noun in the sentence and 을/를 here shows that there is a verb in the sentence.

a. 저는 한국어를 공부합니다 ---> I study about Korean language

b. 윌슨은 일본어를 공부합니다. ---> Wilson studies about Japanese language

*N 은/는 N 을/를 V - 습니다

a. 윈슨 은 밥을 먹습니다 ---> Wilson eats rice.
Any question ? Ask us now

Vocabularies you must know !

a. 한국 사람 ---> Korean (people)
한국 어 ---> Korean language

b. 일본 사람 ---> Japanese
일본어 ---> Japanese language

c. 종국 사람 ---> Chinese
종국어 ---> Chinese language

d. 영국 사람 ---> British
영어 ---> English language

e. 미국 사람 ---> American
영 어 / 미국 어 ---> English / American language

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