Tag: Korean for Beginners
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Korean self-studying (Beginner level) Korean Progressive Tense-고 있다 (-go it-da)
What is Progressive Tense in Korean? (-고 있다) In English, when you want to say you are doing something right now, you add “-ing” to a verb (e.g., I am reading, She is listening). In Korean, we attach -고 있다 (-go it-da) to the verb stem! How to Conjugate (-고 있다 Rules) The best part…
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Korean self-studying (Beginner level)Casual Past Tense
📌 Korean Grammar for Beginners: How to Express the Past Tense (-았/었어요) 📖 Master Korean Past Tense: -았/었어요 Welcome back to Korean study! Today, we will learn how to change verbs and adjectives into the Past Tense (-았/었어요). If you already know how to form the present tense (-아/어요), learning the past tense is super…
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Comprehensive Korean Grammar for Beginners: Lesson 1
Korean Grammar Lesson 1 Korean Sentence Structure In English, the basic word order is Subject + Verb + Object (SVO). However, Korean follows a different structure. Korean sentences always end with a Predicate (Verb or Adjective). Basic Word Orders: Subject + Predicate (Verb) Subject + Object + Predicate (Verb) Examples: 캐럴이 가요. (Carol goes.) —…