[Question #1]
What is the difference between “은/는” and “이/가” ?
[Answer]
I will explain them shortly
these are used according to different cases, but they often makes a word or sentence into subjective case.
1) “를” is used after last vowel of a word
[ex] 나를(me); 너를(you); 당신을(you): 그녀를(her); 그를(him)
2) “는” is used after last vowel of a word
[ex] 너는(you); 니는(you); 그녀는(she); 나는(i); 지는(i)
3) “을” is used after last consonant of a word
[ex] 당신을(you); 당신들을(them; you)
3) “은” is user after last consonant of a word
[ex] 당신은(you); 당신들은(they; you)
4) “이” is used for making someone or something the topic of conversation
[ex] 당신이 원하는 것은 뭐냐 ?(what do you want ?)
그들이 가는 목적은 단지 이것 뿐이다(This is the only purpose they are going to)
5) “가” is used for making someone or somthing subjective like as followings:
[ex] 니가(you); 네가(you); 내가(i); 나가(i); 그가(he); 그녀가(she);
<Question #2>
“이”, “가”, “는”, “은” is a suffix makes a word or a sentence into the subject or the topic of a conversation.
“는” is used after last vowel of a word
“은” is used after last consonant of a word
“를, 을” is a suffix makes a word or a sentence objective
“를” is used after last vowel of a word
“을” is used after last consonant of a word
How is it used with “He, i, she, you” ?
<Explanations>
ok! “를” can be placed after “he, i, she, you”, then they become “him, me, her, you” like these:
<“를”>
1) 내가 너를 좋아한다 i like you
2) 나는 그를 좋아한다 i like him
3) 그는 그녀를 사랑한다 he love her
4) 그녀는 그를 좋아한다 she love him
5) 그녀는 니를 좋아한다 she love you
6) 네가 그녀를 좋아할까 ? i wonder if you love her
7) 니를 내가 좋아한다 i love you
<“을”>
1) 나는 그들을 좋아한다 i like them
2) 너는 그들을 미워한다 you hate them
<“이”>
1) 니를 그들이 좋아할까 ? i wonder if you love them.
2) 나는 그들이 좋다 i like them
<“가”>
1) 내가/나가 원하는 것은 이것이다 it is what i want
2) 너가/니가 바라는 대로 됐다 it is done as like you want
What is the difference between “은/는” and “이/가” ?
[Answer]
I will explain them shortly
these are used according to different cases, but they often makes a word or sentence into subjective case.
1) “를” is used after last vowel of a word
[ex] 나를(me); 너를(you); 당신을(you): 그녀를(her); 그를(him)
2) “는” is used after last vowel of a word
[ex] 너는(you); 니는(you); 그녀는(she); 나는(i); 지는(i)
3) “을” is used after last consonant of a word
[ex] 당신을(you); 당신들을(them; you)
3) “은” is user after last consonant of a word
[ex] 당신은(you); 당신들은(they; you)
4) “이” is used for making someone or something the topic of conversation
[ex] 당신이 원하는 것은 뭐냐 ?(what do you want ?)
그들이 가는 목적은 단지 이것 뿐이다(This is the only purpose they are going to)
5) “가” is used for making someone or somthing subjective like as followings:
[ex] 니가(you); 네가(you); 내가(i); 나가(i); 그가(he); 그녀가(she);
<Question #2>
“이”, “가”, “는”, “은” is a suffix makes a word or a sentence into the subject or the topic of a conversation.
“는” is used after last vowel of a word
“은” is used after last consonant of a word
“를, 을” is a suffix makes a word or a sentence objective
“를” is used after last vowel of a word
“을” is used after last consonant of a word
How is it used with “He, i, she, you” ?
<Explanations>
ok! “를” can be placed after “he, i, she, you”, then they become “him, me, her, you” like these:
<“를”>
1) 내가 너를 좋아한다 i like you
2) 나는 그를 좋아한다 i like him
3) 그는 그녀를 사랑한다 he love her
4) 그녀는 그를 좋아한다 she love him
5) 그녀는 니를 좋아한다 she love you
6) 네가 그녀를 좋아할까 ? i wonder if you love her
7) 니를 내가 좋아한다 i love you
<“을”>
1) 나는 그들을 좋아한다 i like them
2) 너는 그들을 미워한다 you hate them
<“이”>
1) 니를 그들이 좋아할까 ? i wonder if you love them.
2) 나는 그들이 좋다 i like them
<“가”>
1) 내가/나가 원하는 것은 이것이다 it is what i want
2) 너가/니가 바라는 대로 됐다 it is done as like you want
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