) or
a vowel (like
).
Here are three of the particles you’ll need for forming basic Korean
sentences. In the interest of making things easy on your vocal cords, the
particle you use depends on whether it is tacked on to a word that ends with a
consonant (like
) or
a vowel (like
).
| Function | After words ending in a consonant |
After words ending in a vowel |
|---|---|---|
| Subject |  
| 
|
| Object | 
| 
|
| Topic/Contrast | 
| 
|
On the next page, you get to choose the kind of sentences you’d like to learn about. Each of them will use at least one of these markers.
Korean Word Order
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