Korean Topic Marker 은/는
Use 은/는 to introduce or contrast the topic of a sentence. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
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Use 은/는 to introduce or contrast the topic of a sentence. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 이/가 when the subject is new, emphasized, or directly identified. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 을/를 after the noun receiving the action of a verb. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 에 for destinations, time, and static location. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 에서 for actions happening in a place or movement from a place. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Attach 고 싶다 to a verb stem to say what someone wants to do. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 아요/어요 for polite everyday present-tense Korean. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Make polite past tense forms from common verb stems. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Connect actions or descriptions with 고 in a natural order. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.
Use 을 수 있어요 to talk about ability or possibility. This lesson includes examples, common learner notes, and a printable worksheet for practice.