반응형 한국어교육23 [Grammar] 건강상태와 감정묘사 - 형용사 1. Meaning1. 피곤한 (Tired) 2. 졸린 (Sleepy) 3. 지친 (Exhausted) 4. 더운 (Hot)5. 추운 (Cold) 6. 배고픈 (Hungry) 7. 목마른 (Thirsty) 8. 배부른 (Full)9. 아픈 / 병이 난 (Sick) 10. 행복한 (Happy) 11. 황홀한 (Ecstatic) 12. 슬픈 / 불행한 (Sad/Unhappy)13. 비참한 (Miserable) 14. 만족한 (Satisfied) 15. 실망한 (Disappointed) 16. 기분이 상한 (Upset) 2. Matching 1. 피곤한 a) Sad2. 졸린 b) Thirsty3. 지친 c) Hot4. 더운 .. 2024. 8. 27. 한국어 말하기 연습 The Difference Between '~안' and '~속' in Korean In Korean, the particles '~안' and '~속' both translate to "in" or "inside" in English, but they are used in slightly different contexts. Understanding their nuanced differences will help in using them more accurately.~안 (An): - Refers to the inside of a more defined or confined space. - Used for places that have clear boundaries or limits. - Often us.. 2024. 8. 8. [Grammar] N의, N1이 N2 1. Meaning The particle "의" in Korean is used to indicate possession or relationship, similar to the English possessive "'s" or "of". It shows that something belongs to someone or something. 2. Form"의" is attached directly to the noun indicating the possessor. N의저의/ 지수의N1의 N2저의 동생 (= 제 동생)우리 언니/ 저희저희 언니 (lowered speech of '우리) When you talk about something that doesn't entirely belong to you,.. 2024. 8. 7. [Grammar] N(이/가) 아니에요 1. UsageThe phrase 'N(이/가) 아니에요' is used in Korean to express negation, meaning "is not" or "are not." It is used to state that something is not what someone might think it is. This structure is essential for forming negative sentences in Korean. 2. RuleUse '이 아니에요' after a noun that ends in a consonant.Use '가 아니에요' after a noun that ends in a vowel.This structure can be broken down as follows:N.. 2024. 8. 6. 이전 1 2 3 4 5 6 다음 반응형
