MARUCHINGU KOREAN STUDIES 1: LESSON 1 N은/는 + N이에요/예요(NOUN + BE + NOUN)

Mark Yeon

kesä 2023 · MARUCHINGU KOREAN STUDIES 1 [BASIC LESSON~LESSON 05] Kirja 2 · 마루친구

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You will learn how to describe the apposition state of two nouns in Korean using "A은/는 + B이에요/예요." and in English using "A is B." The letters 'A' and 'B' represent nouns. In addition, you'll find out what the postpositional particles and sentence endings mean in Korean language, as well as the difference of the sentence structures between Korean and English. Please post your class-related questions in the YouTube lesson comments. 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 THE STRUCTURE OF SENTENCES IN KOREAN

2 THE PARTICLE 은/는

3 [POSTPOSITIONAL] PARTICLE

4 N은/는

5 SENTENCE ENDING 이에요/예요

6 SENTENCE ENDING

7 N이에요/예요

VIDEO LESSON

Lesson : https://youtu.be/Wy_EU3L6oYM

Exercise : https://youtu.be/h0NbA3SzlqI

Practice : https://youtu.be/_45wQi8SyiQ

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Hello, my name is Mark Yeon and I am Korean. To begin with, I must admit that I can speak Korean, but it is not my major; instead, I am studying sociology in Japan. However, I have spent more than half of my life learning English and Japanese. I am the type of man who understands what it is like to study foreign languages. I encountered numerous obstacles and frustrations, as well as numerous ups and downs while learning them, and I felt an insatiable thirst and a sense of lack among the flood of textbooks available on the market. And I wondered, "Why aren't there books that force me to put what I've learned into practice?" So I've been working on these books since I started teaching Korean in Malaysia about 15 years ago. Finally, my first book series has been published. They are similar to my children. I hope you enjoy it and hope to one day be able to speak Korean fluently. But keep in mind that the only way to get there is through perseverance. Thank you kindly.