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DigitalSoju at 14:47, 25 November 2010

2010-11-25T14:47:38Z

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	==Topic marking particles==		==Topic marking particles==
	<font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''은'''</font> [eun] / <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''는'''</font> [neun]		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''은'''</font> [eun] / <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''는'''</font> [neun]
	~~indigo~~

	The main role of topic marking particles is <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''letting the other people know what you are talking about'''</font> or going to talk about, and topic marking particles are attached after nouns.		The main role of topic marking particles is <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''letting the other people know what you are talking about'''</font> or going to talk about, and topic marking particles are attached after nouns.

DigitalSoju at 14:17, 25 November 2010

2010-11-25T14:17:19Z

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	As you can see from above, 은/는 and 이/가 both have different roles, but the roles of 은/는 as a ‘contrast’ factor is much stronger, because you can change the topic of a sentence with 은/는. So, when you form complex sentences (i.e. I think the book that you bought is more interesting than the book I bought.), in general, 은/는 is not so commonly used all over the sentences. Often times 은/는/이/가 can be dropped, but when you need particles to clarify the meaning, 이/가 will be more commonly used.		As you can see from above, 은/는 and 이/가 both have different roles, but the roles of 은/는 as a ‘contrast’ factor is much stronger, because you can change the topic of a sentence with 은/는. So, when you form complex sentences (i.e. I think the book that you bought is more interesting than the book I bought.), in general, 은/는 is not so commonly used all over the sentences. Often times 은/는/이/가 can be dropped, but when you need particles to clarify the meaning, 이/가 will be more commonly used.


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DigitalSoju at 03:40, 25 November 2010

2010-11-25T03:40:06Z

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	You can add 은/는 to this, and in this case the subject, 이거, ends in a vowel, so add -는.		You can add 은/는 to this, and in this case the subject, 이거, ends in a vowel, so add -는.
			*<font color=DeepSkyBlue>이거</font><font color=deeppink>'''는'''</font> <font color=DeepSkyBlue>사과예요.</font> [i-geo-NEUN sa-gwa-ye-yo]
	<font color=DeepSkyBlue>이거</font><font color=deeppink>'''는'''</font> <font color=DeepSkyBlue>사과예요.</font> [i-geo-NEUN sa-gwa-ye-yo]
	= <font color=DeepSkyBlue>(The other things are not apples, but)</font> <font color=deeppink>THIS</font> is an apple.		= <font color=DeepSkyBlue>(The other things are not apples, but)</font> <font color=deeppink>THIS</font> is an apple.

DigitalSoju at 03:31, 25 November 2010

2010-11-25T03:31:16Z

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	~~__NOTITLE__~~
	~~{{TTMIK Top}}~~
	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

	==Topic marking particles==		==Topic marking particles==
	<font color=~~#00aeef~~>'''은'''</font> [eun] / <font color=~~#00aeef~~>'''는'''</font> [neun]		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''은'''</font> [eun] / <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''는'''</font> [neun]
	indigo		indigo

	The main role of topic marking particles is <font color=~~#00aeef~~>'''letting the other people know what you are talking about'''</font> or going to talk about, and topic marking particles are attached after nouns.		The main role of topic marking particles is <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''letting the other people know what you are talking about'''</font> or going to talk about, and topic marking particles are attached after nouns.


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	Here, '''내일''' [nae-il], tomorrow, is followed by '''은''' [eun], is a topic, but not the subject of the verb 일하다 [il-ha-da], “to work” because it is not “tomorrow” that works but “I” that work.		Here, '''내일''' [nae-il], tomorrow, is followed by '''은''' [eun], is a topic, but not the subject of the verb 일하다 [il-ha-da], “to work” because it is not “tomorrow” that works but “I” that work.
	Subject marking particles		Subject marking particles
	<font color=~~#00aeef~~>이</font> [i] / <font color=~~#00aeef~~>가</font> [ga]		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>이</font> [i] / <font color=DeepSkyBlue>가</font> [ga]

	The role of subject marking particles is relatively simple compared to that of role of topic marking particles.		The role of subject marking particles is relatively simple compared to that of role of topic marking particles.
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	So, basically,		So, basically,
	<font color=~~#00aeef~~>'''topic marking particles (은/는)'''</font> express what the <font color=~~#00aeef~~>'''topic'''</font> of the sentence is,		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''topic marking particles (은/는)'''</font> express what the <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''topic'''</font> of the sentence is,
	and <font color=deeppink>'''subject marking particles (이/가)'''</font> show what the <font color=deeppink>'''subject'''</font> of the sentence is,		and <font color=deeppink>'''subject marking particles (이/가)'''</font> show what the <font color=deeppink>'''subject'''</font> of the sentence is,
	but that’s not everything.		but that’s not everything.
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	Let’s look at some examples of '''(1)'''.		Let’s look at some examples of '''(1)'''.
	*이거 [i-geo] = this / 사과 [sa-gwa] = apple / 예요 [ye-yo] = to be / is		*이거 [i-geo] = this / 사과 [sa-gwa] = apple / 예요 [ye-yo] = to be / is
	*<font color=~~#00aeef~~>이거 사과예요.</font> [i-geo sa-gwa-ye-yo] = This is an apple.		*<font color=DeepSkyBlue>이거 사과예요.</font> [i-geo sa-gwa-ye-yo] = This is an apple.

	You can add 은/는 to this, and in this case the subject, 이거, ends in a vowel, so add -는.		You can add 은/는 to this, and in this case the subject, 이거, ends in a vowel, so add -는.

	<font color=~~#00aeef~~>이거</font><font color=deeppink>'''는'''</font> <font color=~~#00aeef~~>사과예요.</font> [i-geo-NEUN sa-gwa-ye-yo]		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>이거</font><font color=deeppink>'''는'''</font> <font color=DeepSkyBlue>사과예요.</font> [i-geo-NEUN sa-gwa-ye-yo]
	= <font color=~~#00aeef~~>(The other things are not apples, but)</font> <font color=deeppink>THIS</font> is an apple.		= <font color=DeepSkyBlue>(The other things are not apples, but)</font> <font color=deeppink>THIS</font> is an apple.


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	In order to express your curiosity as to “WHAT” is good, you can ask:		In order to express your curiosity as to “WHAT” is good, you can ask:
	*<font color=~~#00aeef~~>뭐<font color=deeppink>'''가'''</font> 좋아요?</font> [mwo-GA jo-a-yo?]		*<font color=DeepSkyBlue>뭐<font color=deeppink>'''가'''</font> 좋아요?</font> [mwo-GA jo-a-yo?]
	Here the word 가 [ga] emphasize what the subject of the verb “to be / 좋아요” is.		Here the word 가 [ga] emphasize what the subject of the verb “to be / 좋아요” is.


	If one says,		If one says,
	<font color=~~#00aeef~~>ABC 좋아요.</font> [ABC jo-a-yo] = ABC is good.		<font color=DeepSkyBlue>ABC 좋아요.</font> [ABC jo-a-yo] = ABC is good.


	And if you disagree and you think XYZ is good, not ABC. You can express your opinion that the subject of “being good” should be XYZ, not ABC, by saying:		And if you disagree and you think XYZ is good, not ABC. You can express your opinion that the subject of “being good” should be XYZ, not ABC, by saying:
	*<font color=~~#00aeef~~>ABC 좋아요? XYZ<font color=deeppink>가</font> 좋아요!</font> [ABC jo-a-yo? XYZ-<font color=deeppink>GA</font> jo-a-yo]		*<font color=DeepSkyBlue>ABC 좋아요? XYZ<font color=deeppink>가</font> 좋아요!</font> [ABC jo-a-yo? XYZ-<font color=deeppink>GA</font> jo-a-yo]


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	As you can see from above, 은/는 and 이/가 both have different roles, but the roles of 은/는 as a ‘contrast’ factor is much stronger, because you can change the topic of a sentence with 은/는. So, when you form complex sentences (i.e. I think the book that you bought is more interesting than the book I bought.), in general, 은/는 is not so commonly used all over the sentences. Often times 은/는/이/가 can be dropped, but when you need particles to clarify the meaning, 이/가 will be more commonly used.		As you can see from above, 은/는 and 이/가 both have different roles, but the roles of 은/는 as a ‘contrast’ factor is much stronger, because you can change the topic of a sentence with 은/는. So, when you form complex sentences (i.e. I think the book that you bought is more interesting than the book I bought.), in general, 은/는 is not so commonly used all over the sentences. Often times 은/는/이/가 can be dropped, but when you need particles to clarify the meaning, 이/가 will be more commonly used.

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DigitalSoju at 17:02, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T17:02:15Z

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	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

DigitalSoju at 16:59, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T16:59:39Z

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	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

DigitalSoju at 16:51, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T16:51:49Z

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	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

DigitalSoju at 16:51, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T16:51:12Z

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	~~{{TTMIK Top}}~~
	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

DigitalSoju at 16:49, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T16:49:17Z

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	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.

DigitalSoju at 16:44, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T16:44:08Z

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			{{TTMIK Top}}
	In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.		In this lesson, you are going to learn about the topic marking particles and the subject marking particles in Korean. Most languages don’t have subject marking particles or topic marking particles in their sentences, so the concept might be very new, but once you get used to them, knowing how to use these particles will come very much in handy.