반응형 Korean21 [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. [Grammar] N이/가 | N은/는 차이 N이/가N은/는UsageSubject MarkerTopic Marker Indicates the subject performing an action or being describedIndicates the topic of the sentence, can be translated as "as for"Main Functions* Introducing New Information* Ansering Questions* Emphasizing the Subject*Known Informationor General Facts* Contrasting Subjects* Setting the ContextFormsN (with consonant) + 이N (without consonant) + 가N (with cons.. 2024. 8. 2. [Grammar] N은/는 1. Usage"은" and "는" are topic markers in Korean. They are used to indicate the topic of a sentence and can be roughly translated as "as for" or "speaking of" in English. They are essential for emphasizing the topic or subject of a conversation.- N은: Used after nouns ending with a consonant.- N는: Used after nouns ending with a vowel. 2. FormsN (with final consonant) + 은N (without final consonant).. 2024. 8. 2. [Grammar] N(이에요/예요) 1. Usage"N이에요" and "N예요" are used to say "is N" or "am/are N" in Korean. They are often used for self-introductions or to describe someone or something. - N이에요: Used after nouns that end with a consonant.- Example: 학생 (student) + 이에요 → 학생이에요 (I am a student) - N예요: Used after nouns that end with a vowel. -Example: 의사 (doctor) + 예요 → 의사예요 (I am a doctor) 2. Rule- N (with final consonant) + 이에요- N.. 2024. 8. 1. 이전 1 2 3 4 5 6 다음 반응형
