Korean For All 1 Chapter 10: Noun + 을/를, Noun + 에서, Basic Korean Verbs 동사 -아/어요

How to Talk About Daily Activities in Korean – Mastering Actions!
안녕하세요, 여러분! (Hello, everyone!)
What do you usually do at home? Watch dramas? Read books? Today, we’ll learn:
✅ How to describe daily activities in Korean
✅ How to use object markers (을/를) correctly
✅ How to use location markers (에 vs. 에서)
✅ Essential verb conjugation rules
1. Essential Vocabulary – Daily Activities
Before we dive into grammar, let’s learn some key words!
English | Korean | Pronunciation |
---|---|---|
To meet | 만나다 | mannada |
To watch | 보다 | boda |
To read | 읽다 | ilgda |
To like | 좋아하다 | joahada |
To eat | 먹다 | meokda |
To drink | 마시다 | masida |
At home | 집에서 | jib-eseo |
Together | 같이 | gachi |
📌 Useful Expressions:
- "어떤 드라마를 좋아해요?" (Which drama do you like?)
- "책을 읽어요." (I read a book.)
- "친구와 같이 드라마를 봐요." (I watch a drama together with a friend.)
2. Grammar Spotlight: Object Markers 을/를
In Korean, the object of a sentence is marked with 을/를:
✔️ With no 받침 (final consonant):
- 친구를 만나요. (I meet a friend.)
- 콜라를 마셔요. (I drink Coke.)
✔️ With 받침:
- 책을 읽어요. (I read a book.)
- 물을 마셔요. (I drink water.)
💡 TIP: Think about whether the noun ends in a consonant or vowel before choosing 을/를!
3. Location Markers: 에 vs. 에서
✔️ Use 에 when talking about movement or existence:
- 병원에 가요. (I go to the hospital.)
- 가방이 집에 있어요. (The bag is in the house.)
✔️ Use 에서 when describing where an action happens:
- 집에서 숙제해요. (I do homework at home.)
- 학교에서 공부해요. (I study at school.)
📝 Practice: Try making sentences with different places and actions!
4. Verb Conjugation: -아/어요 Form
Korean verbs change depending on their ending. Let’s break it down!
1️⃣ If the verb stem ends in ㅏ or ㅗ, add -아요.
- 보다 → 봐요 (to watch)
- 오다 → 와요 (to come)
2️⃣ If the verb stem does NOT end in ㅏ or ㅗ, add -어요.
- 먹다 → 먹어요 (to eat)
- 읽다 → 읽어요 (to read)
3️⃣ Irregular verbs:
- 주다 → 줘요 (to give)
- 듣다 → 들어요 (to listen)
📌 Practice tip: Conjugate different verbs and use them in sentences!
5. K-Culture Corner 🎶
💜 K-POP: Have you listened to NewJeans’ "ETA" yet? BTS members are also releasing amazing solo projects!
📺 K-Dramas: ‘Squid Game 2’ is here, and ‘The Glory’ is a global sensation!
📖 Webtoons & Movies: ‘Solo Leveling’ and ‘Decision to Leave’ are must-sees!
Korean entertainment is a fun way to improve your listening and vocabulary!
6. Your Homework!
✅ Conjugate the verbs on pages 97-99 of your textbook.
✅ Complete the exercises on pages 100-101.
✅ Watch a K-drama and write down new words you hear!
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