Cours de coréen ᚛ Level 1 - My First Steps in Korean (Lessons 1 to 30) ᚛ Leçon 20 - The Subject of a Sentence in Korean [이 / 가]
이 and 가 are the particles that mark the subject of a sentence, in the same grammatical function as in English. The subject is what performs the verb.
Like all particles, 이 and 가 are placed just behind the noun phrase which they correspond to.
언니가 공부합니다.
Breaking down the sentence:
So, when forming the sentence in English, we get:
→ My older sister is studying.
불고기가 맛있어.
Breaking down the sentence:
So, when forming the sentence in English, we get:
→ The bulgogi is delicious.
길이 넓어요.
Breaking down the sentence:
So, when forming the sentence in English, we get:
→ The road is wide.
손이 아파요.
→ My hand hurts. (lit: My hand is sore.)
민지가 너를 좋아해.
→ Minji likes you.
돈이 없어요.
→ I have no money. (lit: Money does not exist.)
Note: after someone's name that ends in a consonant, we do not add 이 but 이가.
Lastly, in everyday conversations, as with the topic particle 은 / 는, the particle 이 / 가 may be omitted in order to simplify sentences if there is no ambiguity as to what the noun phrase that would precede it is. Generally, these are short sentences in which there is no doubt of the meaning of the words.
불고기가 맛있어.
불고기 맛있어.
→ The bulgogi is delicious.
But if there is any hesitation, keep it!
Apprends le coréen avec la K-pop est un ensemble de 4 numéros qui permettent d'apprendre de nombreux points de la langue coréenne en se basant sur des chansons coréennes récentes. Pourquoi apprendre le coréen avec des chansons ?
- Pour apprendre du vocabulaire et des expressions dans l'air du temps, utiles dans la vie quotidienne
- Pour pouvoir travailler la prononciation du coréen à l'aide de la chanson étudiée
- Pour voir ou revoir de nombreux points de grammaire disséminés dans les couplets
- Pour s'amuser tout en apprenant des choses, car quoi de plus ludique que nos chansons préférées ?
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