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Korean grammar : 이따가vs나중에

  이따가 in a little while    after a little time has passed.  a: 식당에 갈 거야? are you going to go to the restaurant? b: 응, 이따가 갈 거야. Yes, I'll be there   in a little while  a. 숙제 언제 할 거야? When are you going to do your homework? b. 응, 이따가 할 게. yes i will do   in a little while    a. 오늘 미팅에 올 거예요? Are you coming to the meeting today? b. 네, 이따가 만나요.  Yes, I'll see you   in a little while    나중에 = after some time has passed and after one has finished doing some other task. the range of time can be within the same day or sometime in the future ex a: 오늘 같이 운동 갈 수 있어요? : Can we go exercise together today? b. 미안해요, 오늘은 바빠서 나중에 가요~~ b. I'm sorry, I'm busy today, so I'll go later ex) 오늘 미팅에 올 거예요? Are you coming to the meeting today? b. 아니요, 못 가요. 나중에 미팅 해요 No, I can't go. Let's have a meeting later    

Korean grammar Noun 이/가 아니에요

 




we learned  Noun 이에요 or 예요 

Today Noun 이/가 아니에요 is used to negate the state or attribute of the subject in an informal setting 


Noun ending with final consonant + 이 아니에요 

ex) 저는 학생이 아니에요 

 I'm not a student

ex) 나나 씨는 선생님이 아니에요 

Nana is not a teacher

ex) 저는 미국 사람이 아니에요 

 I'm not an American

ex) 저는 한국 사람이 아니에요

 I'm not Korean


ex) 저는 일본 사람이 아니에요 

I'm not Japanese


Noun ending with vowel + 가 아니에요 


ex) 저는 배우가 아니에요 

 I'm not an actor

ex) 민수 씨는 가수가 아니에요 

Minsu is not a singer

ex) 저는 요리사가 아니에요 

I'm not a cook

ex) 나나 씨는 의사가 아니에요

 Nana is not a doctor





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Korean grammar : Pure Korean numbers

  there are two numbering systems in Korean  1. Pure Korean numbers  2. Sino Korean numbers.  Pure Korean numbers are used mostly for counting, age, hour, while Sino-Korean numbers are used with words that originated from the Chines Language. Also Pure Korean numbers count until 99  1 to 10 in Pure Korean: 하나 (Hana) 둘 (Dul) 셋 (Set) 넷 (Net) 다섯 (Daseot) 여섯 (Yeoseot) 일곱 (Ilgop) 여덟 (Yeodeol) 아홉 (Ahop) 열 (Yeol) 11 to 20 in Pure Korean: 열하나 (Yeolhana) 열둘 (Yeoldul) 열셋 (Yeolset) 열넷 (Yeolnet) 열다섯 (Yeoldaseot) 열여섯 (Yeolyeoseot) 열일곱 (Yeolilgop) 열여덟 (Yeolyeodeol) 열아홉 (Yeolahop) 스물 (Seumul) 21 to 30 in Pure Korean: 스물하나 (Seumulhana) 스물둘 (Seomuldul) 스물셋 (Seumulset) 스물넷 (Seumulnet) 스물다섯 (Seumuldaseot) 스물여섯 (Seumulyeoseot) 스물일곱 (Seumulilgop) 스물여덟 (Seumulyeodeol) 스물아홉 (Seumulahop) 서른 (Seoreun) 31 to 40 in Pure Korean: 서른하나 (Seoreunhana) 서른둘 (Seoreundul) 서른셋 (Seoreunset) 서른넷 (Seoreunnet) 서른다섯 (Seoreundaseot) 서른여섯 (Seoreunyeoseot) 서른일곱 (Seoreunilgop) 서른여덟 (Seoreunyeodeol) 서른아홉 (Se...

Korean grammar : 이따가vs나중에

  이따가 in a little while    after a little time has passed.  a: 식당에 갈 거야? are you going to go to the restaurant? b: 응, 이따가 갈 거야. Yes, I'll be there   in a little while  a. 숙제 언제 할 거야? When are you going to do your homework? b. 응, 이따가 할 게. yes i will do   in a little while    a. 오늘 미팅에 올 거예요? Are you coming to the meeting today? b. 네, 이따가 만나요.  Yes, I'll see you   in a little while    나중에 = after some time has passed and after one has finished doing some other task. the range of time can be within the same day or sometime in the future ex a: 오늘 같이 운동 갈 수 있어요? : Can we go exercise together today? b. 미안해요, 오늘은 바빠서 나중에 가요~~ b. I'm sorry, I'm busy today, so I'll go later ex) 오늘 미팅에 올 거예요? Are you coming to the meeting today? b. 아니요, 못 가요. 나중에 미팅 해요 No, I can't go. Let's have a meeting later    

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