Hey guys! Welcome to the Korean Lesson Book!
Let's start with vocabulary:
~ Vocabulary ~
저는 - I have ( formal )
나는 - I have ( informal)
~ Adjectives ~
큰 - big
~ Verb Endings ~
입니다 - someone/ something is ( can also be used as ' am ' in ' I am '.
있습니다 - used when someone or something has ( something ) like ' she has a dog' or ' I have a book'.
* For informal and formal I will mostly be using the informal*
* Though these seem like simple instructions, sometimes what English simplifies, Korean complicates, and vise versa. So if you were to say 'I am a dog' it would be translated '나 개 요' because a verb is unnecessary. When saying 'I am big' you would Translate '나는 큰'.
I know this is confusing but you will understand in the next lesson.*
Subjects, the Subject of a Verb, and Verbs in a sentence:
In ' 나는 개가 있습니다' ( translated ' I have a dog.' ) , ' 나는' is the subject,
개가 is the subject of the verb, and
'있습니다' is the verb.
Exercises:
1.1 Translate
a. 저는 b. 큰 개 c. 나는
1.2 Answer the question
a. What is 'dog'in Korean?
b. The formal form of 'I have'?
c. A verb ending used when saying that someone is something?
d. The informal form of 'I have'?
e. The adjective 'big'?
1.3 Translate
a. 나는 개가 있습니다.
b. 저는 큰 개가 있습니다.
c. 저는 큰.
1.4 What is the subject and the adjective in this sentence?
저는 큰 개가
1.5 Translate
a. I have a big dog. ( informal )
b. Big dog.
c. I have a big dog. ( formal )
d. I am big. ( informal)
Answers: ⏬
1.1
a. I have. b. Big dog c. I have
1.2
a. 개. b. 저는. c. 입니다. d. 나는. e. 큰
1.3
a. I have a dog. ( informal )
b. I have a big dog. ( formal )
c. I am big. ( formal )
1.4
Subject = 저는 , adjective = 큰
1.5
a. 나는 개가 있습니다.
b. 큰
c. 저는 큰 개가 있습니다.
d. 나는 큰.
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