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10 Sentence Patterns - Korean

This document introduces the top 10 basic Korean sentence patterns for beginners. It provides the target pattern, romanization, English translation and an example for each of the 10 patterns. The patterns cover common sentences for asking questions, expressing possession or likes, and requesting things. Mastering these fundamental sentence structures will help learners communicate more effectively in Korean.

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10 Sentence Patterns - Korean

This document introduces the top 10 basic Korean sentence patterns for beginners. It provides the target pattern, romanization, English translation and an example for each of the 10 patterns. The patterns cover common sentences for asking questions, expressing possession or likes, and requesting things. Mastering these fundamental sentence structures will help learners communicate more effectively in Korean.

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Korean: 10

Romanization: chobojareul wihan munhyeong yeol gaji


English: Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners

In this lesson, you will learn the Top 10 Korean Sentence Patterns for Beginners. Even though you
may already know some Korean vocabulary, perhaps youre finding it difficult to string together
coherent sentences. This lesson will break down the key components of 10 basic Korean sentence
patterns, while also giving you an example of each one. Take your Korean to the next level by
formulating clear, well-organized Korean sentences!

1. [A(noun)] .
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)] .
- Romanization: [A] juseyo.
- English: (Give me) [A], please.

Example

- Entry: .
- Romanization: kimchi juseyo.
- English: (Give me) Kimchi, please.

2. [A(noun)] ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)] ?
- Romanization: [A] eodiyeyo?
- English: Where is [A]?

Example
- Entry: ?
- Romanization: hwajangsil eodiyeyo?
- English: Where is the bathroom?

3. [A(noun)] ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)] ?
- Romanization: [A] eolmayeyo?
- English: How much is [A]?

Example

- Entry: ?
- Romanization: igeo eolmayeyo?
- English: How much is this?

4. [A(noun)]/ ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)]/ ?
- Romanization: [A] mueosimnikka?
- English: What is A?

Example

- Entry: What is A?
- Romanization: ireumi mueosimnikka?
- English: What is (your) name?

5. [A(noun)].
Target Pattern
- Entry: [A(noun)].
- Romanization: [A]imnida.
- English: I am [A].

Example

- Entry: .
- Romanization: haksaengimnida
- English: I'm a student.

6. [A(noun)]/ .
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)]/ .
- Romanization: [A]eul/reul joahaeyo.
- English: I like [A].

Example

- Entry: .
- Romanization: hangugeul joahaeyo.
- English: I like Korea.

7. [A] ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A] ?
- Romanization: [A] su itsseumnikka?
- English: Can you do [A]?

Example

- Entry: ?
- Romanization: hangugeumsigeul meogeul su itseumnikka?
- English: Can you eat Korean food?

8. [A(noun)]/ ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)]/ ?
- Romanization: [A]eun/neun etteosseumnikka?
- English: How is [A]?

Example

- Entry: ?
- Romanization: eumsigeun etteosseumnikka?
- English: How is the food?

9. [A(noun)]/ ?
Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)]/ ?
- Romanization: [A]eun/neun eonjeimnikka?
- English: When is [A]?

Example

- Entry: ?
- Romanization: saengileun eonjeimnikka?
- English: When is your birthday?

10. [A(noun)] [B(noun)] ?


Target Pattern

- Entry: [A(noun)] [B(noun)] ?


- Romanization: [A]na [B]ga itsseumnikka?
- English: Do you have [A] or [B]?

Example

- Entry: ?
- Romanization: hyeongjena jamaega itsseumnikka?
- English: Do you have brothers or sisters?

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