Tag: Korean Grammar
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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 2
Korean Grammar Lesson 2 Welcome to Lesson 1! In this unit, we will learn how to identify objects and status using the equative verb 이다 (To be), and how to describe locations, positions, and possession using 있다 (To exist/have) and spatial location nouns. 1. Grammar Focus 01: Noun + 이다 (To be) 이다 attaches…
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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.) —…