![]() For instance, the former noun ends with a subject particle while the latter noun ends with a topic marking particle. While comparing the two nouns, the topic markers are used with the second noun. Uisadeul-ee cheongjingileul gajigo issseubnida. Let’s look at some examples: Korean Sentences The subject particle 이/가 (i/ga) need to be used when the verb used is 있다/없다 (ida/eobda). Saekki goyang-ineun gwiyeobji anhseubnida. Let’s look at some example sentences: Korean sentences The negative form of the verb to be is 아닙니다 (animnida) or 아니에요 (anieyo). If you have to use a negative form of the verb to be in Korean, it is important to use 이/가 (i/ga), aka the subject markers as the ending. Here are some simple rules to keep in mind while using the subject marking particle or the topic marking particle. It is different from the topic marker since the topic marking particle is added with any word that is the topic of the sentence and might not even be the subject. ![]() Subject And Topic Marking ParticlesĪ subject particle is a particle that the Korean people use to allow the listener/ reader to know the subject of a certain thing. Before learning about them, it is essential to know how they are different to give you thus a headstart. There is a clear distinction between the topic markers and the subject markers. This makes it hard for Korean learners to study Korean. There are no such concepts as topic markers and subject marking particles in English. ![]() This will be a complete guide to all the complex concepts about Korean Particles. This blog will give in-depth information about each particle and its proper use. You must know the Korean particles, but they must always confuse you. ![]()
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