| Part of Speech | Korean | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns | 명사 (myeong-sa) | Words representing people, places, things, or concepts. Bag : 가방 (ga-bang) thing : 것 (geot) Apple : 사과 (sa-gwa) Goto basic nouns in 1800 basic korean dictionary |
| Pronouns | 대명사 (daemyeong-sa) | Words used to replace nouns for avoidance of repetition. Includes formal and informal forms. I, me : 저 (jeo) this: 이것(i-geot) |
| Verbs | 동사 (dong-sal) | Action words indicating what the subject is doing. Verb forms change for tense, mood, and honorifics. eat : 먹다 (meok-da) play : 놀다(nol-da) |
| Adjectives | 형용사 (hyeongyong-sa) | Words describing characteristics or qualities of nouns. Adjective forms change for tense and politeness. big : 크다 (keu-da) cold : 춥다(chup-dda) |
| Adverbs | 부사 (bu-sa) | Words modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. quickly : 빨리 (ppal-li) a lot of : 많이(ma-ni) |
| Determiners | 한정사 (hanjeong-sa) | Words specifying the noun they modify, including articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers. this, that, that (far from speaker) : 이 (i), 그 (geu), 저 (jeo) |
| Conjunctions | 접속사 (jeopsok-sa) | Words connecting different parts of a sentence. And : 그리고 (geu-ri-go) Therefore : 그러므로 (geu-reu-meu-ro) |
| Prepositions | 전치사 (jeonchi-sa) | Words indicating relationships between nouns and other elements. At, from : 에 (e), 에서 (e-seo) |
| Particles *** Very Important | 조사 (jo-sa) | Added to words to indicate grammatical roles and relationships. Essential for Korean grammar. 가(ga)/이(i) : subject's particle 를(reul)/을(eul) : subject's particle 과(gwa)/와(wa) : With Compatible 로(ro)/으로(eu-ro) " To compatible 에(e) : at/in/on compatible |
| Interjections | 감탄사 (gamtan-sa) | Expressions of emotion, conveying feelings like surprise, joy, or annoyance. Wow!: 와 (wa) Ah! : 아(a) Ouch!: 아이구(a-i-gu) Oh my : 어머(eo-meo) women oriented ... |
| Ending Suffix *** Very Important *** Below described in detail. | 어미(eo-mi) | a letter added to the end of a word that change its meaning and mood, tenses etc.. 습니다(seum-ni-da), 어요(eo-yo), 니(ni)?, 나요(na-yo)? |
| Part of Speech | Korean | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns | 명사 (myeong-sa) | Words representing people, places, things, or concepts. Bag : 가방 (ga-bang) thing : 것 (geot) Apple : 사과 (sa-gwa) Goto basic nouns in 1800 basic korean dictionary |
| Pronouns | 대명사 (daemyeong-sa) | Words used to replace nouns for avoidance of repetition. Includes formal and informal forms. I, me : 저 (jeo) this: 이것(i-geot) |
| Verbs | 동사 (dong-sal) | Action words indicating what the subject is doing. Verb forms change for tense, mood, and honorifics. eat : 먹다 (meok-da) play : 놀다(nol-da) |
| Adjectives | 형용사 (hyeongyong-sa) | Words describing characteristics or qualities of nouns. Adjective forms change for tense and politeness. big : 크다 (keu-da) cold : 춥다(chup-dda) |
| Adverbs | 부사 (bu-sa) | Words modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. quickly : 빨리 (ppal-li) a lot of : 많이(ma-ni) |
| Determiners | 한정사 (hanjeong-sa) | Words specifying the noun they modify, including articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers. this, that, that (far from speaker) : 이 (i), 그 (geu), 저 (jeo) |
| Conjunctions | 접속사 (jeopsok-sa) | Words connecting different parts of a sentence. And : 그리고 (geu-ri-go) Therefore : 그러므로 (geu-reu-meu-ro) |
| Prepositions | 전치사 (jeonchi-sa) | Words indicating relationships between nouns and other elements. At, from : 에 (e), 에서 (e-seo) |
| Particles *** Very Important | 조사 (jo-sa) | Added to words to indicate grammatical roles and relationships. Essential for Korean grammar. 가(ga)/이(i) : subject's particle 를(reul)/을(eul) : subject's particle 과(gwa)/와(wa) : With Compatible 로(ro)/으로(eu-ro) " To compatible 에(e) : at/in/on compatible |
| Interjections | 감탄사 (gamtan-sa) | Expressions of emotion, conveying feelings like surprise, joy, or annoyance. Wow!: 와 (wa) Ah! : 아(a) Ouch!: 아이구(a-i-gu) Oh my : 어머(eo-meo) women oriented ... |
| Ending Suffix *** Very Important *** Below described in detail. | 어미(eo-mi) | a letter added to the end of a word that change its meaning and mood, tenses etc.. 습니다(seum-ni-da), 어요(eo-yo), 니(ni)?, 나요(na-yo)? |
| Part of Speech | Korean | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns | 명사 (myeong-sa) | Words representing people, places, things, or concepts. Bag : 가방 (ga-bang) thing : 것 (geot) Apple : 사과 (sa-gwa) Goto basic nouns in 1800 basic korean dictionary |
| Pronouns | 대명사 (daemyeong-sa) | Words used to replace nouns for avoidance of repetition. Includes formal and informal forms. I, me : 저 (jeo) this: 이것(i-geot) |
| Verbs | 동사 (dong-sal) | Action words indicating what the subject is doing. Verb forms change for tense, mood, and honorifics. eat : 먹다 (meok-da) play : 놀다(nol-da) |
| Adjectives | 형용사 (hyeongyong-sa) | Words describing characteristics or qualities of nouns. Adjective forms change for tense and politeness. big : 크다 (keu-da) cold : 춥다(chup-dda) |
| Adverbs | 부사 (bu-sa) | Words modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. quickly : 빨리 (ppal-li) a lot of : 많이(ma-ni) |
| Determiners | 한정사 (hanjeong-sa) | Words specifying the noun they modify, including articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers. this, that, that (far from speaker) : 이 (i), 그 (geu), 저 (jeo) |
| Conjunctions | 접속사 (jeopsok-sa) | Words connecting different parts of a sentence. And : 그리고 (geu-ri-go) Therefore : 그러므로 (geu-reu-meu-ro) |
| Prepositions | 전치사 (jeonchi-sa) | Words indicating relationships between nouns and other elements. At, from : 에 (e), 에서 (e-seo) |
| Particles *** Very Important | 조사 (jo-sa) | Added to words to indicate grammatical roles and relationships. Essential for Korean grammar. 가(ga)/이(i) : subject's particle 를(reul)/을(eul) : subject's particle 과(gwa)/와(wa) : With Compatible 로(ro)/으로(eu-ro) " To compatible 에(e) : at/in/on compatible |
| Interjections | 감탄사 (gamtan-sa) | Expressions of emotion, conveying feelings like surprise, joy, or annoyance. Wow!: 와 (wa) Ah! : 아(a) Ouch!: 아이구(a-i-gu) Oh my : 어머(eo-meo) women oriented ... |
| Ending Suffix *** Very Important *** Below described in detail. | 어미(eo-mi) | a letter added to the end of a word that change its meaning and mood, tenses etc.. 습니다(seum-ni-da), 어요(eo-yo), 니(ni)?, 나요(na-yo)? |
| Part of Speech | Korean | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns | 명사 (myeong-sa) | Words representing people, places, things, or concepts. Bag : 가방 (ga-bang) thing : 것 (geot) Apple : 사과 (sa-gwa) Goto basic nouns in 1800 basic korean dictionary |
| Pronouns | 대명사 (daemyeong-sa) | Words used to replace nouns for avoidance of repetition. Includes formal and informal forms. I, me : 저 (jeo) this: 이것(i-geot) |
| Verbs | 동사 (dong-sal) | Action words indicating what the subject is doing. Verb forms change for tense, mood, and honorifics. eat : 먹다 (meok-da) play : 놀다(nol-da) |
| Adjectives | 형용사 (hyeongyong-sa) | Words describing characteristics or qualities of nouns. Adjective forms change for tense and politeness. big : 크다 (keu-da) cold : 춥다(chup-dda) |
| Adverbs | 부사 (bu-sa) | Words modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. quickly : 빨리 (ppal-li) a lot of : 많이(ma-ni) |
| Determiners | 한정사 (hanjeong-sa) | Words specifying the noun they modify, including articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers. this, that, that (far from speaker) : 이 (i), 그 (geu), 저 (jeo) |
| Conjunctions | 접속사 (jeopsok-sa) | Words connecting different parts of a sentence. And : 그리고 (geu-ri-go) Therefore : 그러므로 (geu-reu-meu-ro) |
| Prepositions | 전치사 (jeonchi-sa) | Words indicating relationships between nouns and other elements. At, from : 에 (e), 에서 (e-seo) |
| Particles *** Very Important | 조사 (jo-sa) | Added to words to indicate grammatical roles and relationships. Essential for Korean grammar. 가(ga)/이(i) : subject's particle 를(reul)/을(eul) : subject's particle 과(gwa)/와(wa) : With Compatible 로(ro)/으로(eu-ro) " To compatible 에(e) : at/in/on compatible |
| Interjections | 감탄사 (gamtan-sa) | Expressions of emotion, conveying feelings like surprise, joy, or annoyance. Wow!: 와 (wa) Ah! : 아(a) Ouch!: 아이구(a-i-gu) Oh my : 어머(eo-meo) women oriented ... |
| Ending Suffix *** Very Important *** Below described in detail. | 어미(eo-mi) | a letter added to the end of a word that change its meaning and mood, tenses etc.. 습니다(seum-ni-da), 어요(eo-yo), 니(ni)?, 나요(na-yo)? |
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