"I": Informal form (나, I)
• 나= I
• 나는= I + 는 (Topic particle)
• 난(usually in spoken Korean)
• 내가= I + 가
• 나도= I + 도
• 나를= I + 를 (Identifier particle) (Additive particle) (Object particle)
• 날(usually in spoken Korean)
• 내= my
• 내것= mine (written Korean)
• 내꺼(usually in spoken Korean)
Note: 나 becomes 내 when combined with 가 (Identifier particle)
Polite form (저, I)
• 저= I
• 저는= I + 는 (Topic particle)
• 전(usually in spoken Korean) • 제가= I + 가
• 저도= I + 도
• 저를= I + 를 (Identifier particle) (Additive particle) (Object particle)
•절 (usually in spoken Korean)
• 제= my
• 제것= mine (written Korean)
• 제꺼 (usually in spoken Korean)
Now for "You":
Informal form (너, You)
• 너= You
• 너는= You + 는 (Topic particle)
• 넌(usually in spoken Korean) • 네가= You + 가 (Identifier particle) (written Korean)
• 니가(usually in spoken Korean)
• 너도= You + 도
• 너를= You + 를 (Additive particle) (Object particle)
• 널(usually in spoken Korean) • 네= your (written Korean)
• 니(usually in spoken Korean) • 네것= yours (written Korean)
• 니꺼(usually in spoken Korean)
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