Korea: Let's learn Korean part 2
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This is video 2. Easy steps to remember stuff, Peas,Fruit, Milk and letters.
How Koreans talk- ISNB 89-87976-95-5 Sang-Hun Choe/ Chirstopher Torchia
Korean at a glance ISBN0-8120-3998-x Barrons
Korean in plain English ISBN 0-8442-8521-8 De Mente
Korean for Foreigners Elementary SISA Education ISBN 89-7364-102-6
Han Gug Ah ISBN 89-7155-001-5
Han Gug Ah ISBN 89-7141-345-x 93710
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재밌다 formed like this: ㅈ+ㅐ ㅁ+ㅣ+ㅆ ㄷ+ㅏ
이, 가, and 은, 는. I know that they are topic and subject makers, but my Korean language books do not explain when and how am I going to choose in using these particles. I know that 이 and 은 are for nouns ending with a consonant. 가 and 는 are for nouns ending with a vowel. But how will I
know if I am to use either a subject or a topic maker? Thanks.
이, 가 when the subject is like normal, not reamarkable. Like "화분'이' 깨졌다." means 'A base is broken, no big deal'. And 은, 는 is used when the subject should be emphasized or has been noticed. Like "화분'은' 깨졌다." means 'THAT base is broken'... It's occasionally unusual to u
se '은, 는' when a hearer doesn't know the very subject you're referring.