How to write sentences in Korean

Today, I'd like to share how to structure sentences in Korean language.

 

Once you are familiar with Korean letters, now it’s time to learn Korean sentence structure. To formulate sentences, you can watch one pattern below ;

*If you want to practice more about noun, verb, you can move to Korean noun, Korean verb categories in this site. 

 

How to write sentences in Korean language

 

Did you find that, in Korean sentences, normally verb locate at the end of sentence? 

 

In English, Subject Verb structure is the basic way to form a sentence, and so is in Korean, such as; 

- I saw. (Subject Verb)

- 나는 보았다. (Subject Verb)

 

However, You have to learn how to form Subject Object Verb structure. In English, Subject Verb Object is the basics to form a sentence. But, In Korean language, Subject Object and then Verb is the basic form of sentence. 

- I was you. (Subject Verb Object)

- 나는 당신을 보았다 (Subject Object Verb) 

 

And you also want to use '는' for subject, '을' for object. These particles are very special in Korean language.

- '는' or '은' or '이' or '가' locate right after nouns, which roles are subject.

- '을' or '를' locate right after nouns, which roles are are object.