Our very own crafted syllabus for LAK4204 Korean 8
Content from Yonsei Korean in 3 Weeks Level 5: Chapter 1~7 Grammar
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A grammar used to describe purpose or reason. -기 turns any verb into a noun. Noun + (을/를) + 위해서 is also a common construction.
Used as noun + 이라서. Shortened form of (이)라고 하다 + 아/어서, it conveys the same meaning as 이어서.
This means “the more …, the more …” and the first part of the grammatical structure (-으면) is often dropped.
Usually used to convey the meaning of “while”: the idea of doing two things concurrently.
An ending that can be used to express reason or provide additional context to the current discussion.
A grammatical structure used to make a prediction or a guess.
Used to make comparison. A good alternative to -보다.
Literally means to be “leaning on one side”, it is usually used to express your thoughts in an indirect and less intrusive way. It is also often used to humbly talk about your strength.
Indirect speech form for plain sentence and questions.
Similar to -더라고요, used when expressing an exclamation based on something you personally experienced in the past. It is different from -군요 which suggests that at the moment, you are currently experiencing/seeing/listening whatever causes you to exclaim.
Passive form that means “to become” and is similar to -게 되다/하다.
Indirect speech form for imperative statement and suggestions.
When expressing what you thought was the case, but usually when it turns out to be not the case.
To describe something you have experienced in the past. Could be quite similar to -ㄴ/은 in terms of function.