을/를
you may not use it if you want to but * the longer the sentence, the more necessary to use it.
어제 누구를 여기에서 만났어요?
who did you meet here yesterday?
seen from United States
seen from Pakistan

seen from United States
seen from Norway
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from India
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Netherlands

seen from Indonesia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Australia

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
을/를
you may not use it if you want to but * the longer the sentence, the more necessary to use it.
어제 누구를 여기에서 만났어요?
who did you meet here yesterday?

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🌹my first lesson- greetings, particles...
my first lesson will be coffee themed!
if I get anything wrong in this lesson please let me know!
🌹 there are many ways to greet someone in korean but the most popular is
한녕하세요 - Hello
but let me guess, we all know that by now right?
let’s get to the more complicated stuff. Particles!
in Korean, sentences are written as subject-object-verb or subject-adjective
for example:
커피- coffee
좋아해요- (I)like
나-I
는- subject marking particle
를- object marking particle
나(I)는(Subject particle) 커피(Coffee)를(Object) 좋아해요(Like) - I like coffee
I coffee like = I like coffee
🌹 I hope that my future lessons aren’t as short, but I do not want to push myself just yet, I plan to study 에- in the next lesson!
iLearn Korean: Object Marking Particles
을/를
책을 뭐 공부해요?
오렌지를 안 먹어요.
Those are really random sentences...especially the last one. xD Oh well, I wanted to make one question and one statement and use each particle at least once...so there!
This lesson made me understand not only object marking particles, but all particles I've learned so far in general. Even though I believe object and location marking particles are easier to understand and use, I understand how to use subject and topic marking particles a little more better than I did before this lesson. ^^