Usage of Particles 입자의 사용
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Dr. Rosemarie S. Guirre prepared a document on learning Korean grammar. The document covers the use of location markers like "에서", directional markers like "으로", and plural markers like "들". It aims to teach grammar points from numbers 5 to 12 that express location, direction, plurality and limitations. The document will help learners understand and use these essential Korean grammar structures.
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- #2: 오늘은 sang 모음을 공부할 거에요 oneul-eun ja-eum-eul gongbuhal geoeyo jagi sogae Self intro
- #5: The most common use for~부터 (~buteo)is to indicate when something starts. I started learning Korean last month
- #6: ~까지typically means “end”, more specifically “until” and it works for both time and place. You can also use it to mean “to”, often used together with~에서 (~ eseo), although the use of~에 I walked until here from home 저는 집에 여기까지걸어요 저쪽으로 over there 달리다 run Walk 걷다
- #7: ~까지typically means “end”, more specifically “until” and it works for both time and place. You can also use it to mean “to”, often used together with~에서 (~ eseo), although the use of~에 I walked until here from home 저는 집에 여기까지걸어요 저쪽으로 over there 달리다 run Walk 걷다
- #8: The marker들 (deul)indicates plural. However, it is solely used as a marker when talking about people (it’d be weird to use it with anoun like a fruit). In fact, apart from people, it is not that common to use a plural form and isn’t totally necessary to use with people, either. In the cases you would want to indicate plural, check out the examples. Today I will meet with my friends 오늘에 친구들을 만나요
- #9: This marker is used to express the word “only” and it is attached to nouns. 하루종일 공부만했어요 I did nothing but study all day 쓰기 읽기 먹다
- #10: This particle indicates both time and location. For location, it can express where you are or were at, or where you are going, or where something is. And for time, it can express the time or day something happens.