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Korean grammar
105 endings, particles and patterns you hear in dramas and songs, each with how to attach it, when to use it and examples you can tap. New to Korean? Start with the step-by-step Learn guides.
The endings that give a sentence its mood: you know, I noticed, shall we, let's.
Because, before, while, even if: join two ideas into one sentence.
I think, it seems, almost, I wish, have ever done.
Small verbs added after another verb: do for someone, finish off, keep doing.
Pass on what someone said, asked, suggested or told you to do.
Also, only, than, like, to and from: the little words after a noun.
Endings that build new words, and forms that are easy to mix up.