Markers ^nabi^ 1.Subject marker 이/가. ※ Ending in a vowel Paul is Australian. 폴 씨가 호주 사람이에요. (Paul ssiga hoju sarami eiyo.) ※Ending in a consonant The teacher is Korean. 선생님이 한국 사람이에요. (Sonsaengnimi hanguk sarami eiyo.) 2.Object marker 을/를 ※Ending in a vowel I like coffee. 커피를 좋아해요. (Keopirol joha haeyo.) ※ Ending in a consonant I drink water. 물을 마셔요. (Mureul masyoyo.) 3.Marker 은/는 ※Ending in a vowel I am Paul. 저는 폴이에요. (Jeoneun paul i eiyo.) ※ Ending in a consonant The teacher is korean. 선생님은 한국 사람이에요. (Sonsaengnim on hanguk saram i eiyo.) ◆Topic marker:Like indicating emphasis with a gesture. I am mark. 저는 마크예요. (Jeoneun mak yeiyo.) ◆To stress contrast I like bibimbap and bulgogi.but i dont like Kimchie. 비빔밥하고 불고기를 좋아해요. 그런데 김치는 안 좋아해요. (Bibimpap hago bulgogirol johahaeyo.keureondei kimchineun an johahaeyo.) ◆Placed after something you wish to stress. My head hurts. 머리가 아파요. (Meoriga apayo.) Did you take medicine? 약은 먹었어요? (Yak oeun meogossoyo.?) 4.time marker ◆It doesnt matter whether the time ends in a vowel or consonant. Lets meet at 3:00. 3시에 만나요. (Se shi ei man nayo.) It ends at 6:30. 6시 30분에 끝나요. (Yosot shi samshib bun ei kkeunayo.) 5.Place marker ※Place marker 에:use this place marker with verbs 있어요/없어요. 가요/와요. I go home. 집에 가요. (Jip ei kayo.) ※Place marker 에서:use this place marker with all other action verbs. I work at home. 집에서 일해요. (Jip eiseo ilhaeyo.)
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