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*[[받침]] - The 받침 is the final consonant(or consonant cluster) at the end of a Korean syllable. Explains basic and special pronunciation rules and double 받침 cases. | *[[받침]] - The 받침 is the final consonant(or consonant cluster) at the end of a Korean syllable. Explains basic and special pronunciation rules and double 받침 cases. | ||
*[[Subject marker]] (이/가) | *[[Subject marker]] (이/가) | ||
Latest revision as of 23:01, 6 March 2010
The Korean Language
- SOV language (English is a SVO language)
- Introduce crucial concepts
- This page will likely act as a gateway for beginners to find early grammar and begin studies
- 받침 - The 받침 is the final consonant(or consonant cluster) at the end of a Korean syllable. Explains basic and special pronunciation rules and double 받침 cases.
- Subject marker (이/가)
- Object marker (을/를)
- Contrast marker (은/는)
Negative forms:
Prepositions/Postpositions:
Misc:
- Adverbs
- Yes and no questions
- Too - N + 도
- Can't - 못 V, V + 지 못 하다
- 하다 vs 되다
