When you study Korean, knowing many words is important.
But if you want to actually speak Korean, you also need to know how to make sentences.
However, trying to study difficult grammar from the beginning can be overwhelming.
So in this category, I will introduce simple Korean sentence patterns one by one.
For example, if you learn the expression “주세요,” you can make many useful sentences just by changing the word in front of it.
물 주세요.
Water, please.
메뉴 주세요.
Menu, please.
영수증 주세요.
Receipt, please.
If you learn the expression “있어요?”, you can ask if something is available.
와이파이 있어요?
Do you have Wi-Fi?
자리 있어요?
Do you have a seat?
영어 메뉴 있어요?
Do you have an English menu?
Like this, once you learn one Korean sentence pattern, you can use it in many different situations.
This category will focus less on difficult grammar explanations and more on sentence structures that you can actually use in real life.
In each post, we will usually study in this order:
- Today’s sentence pattern
- What it means
- Example sentences you can actually use
- Pronunciation
- When to use it
You do not need to make perfect Korean sentences from the beginning.
At first, even one simple word and one short sentence pattern can help you say much more in Korea.
In this category, I will slowly introduce easy sentence patterns so that you can start making Korean sentences by yourself.
The first sentence pattern will be “주세요,” one of the most useful expressions in Korea.
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