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    The document summarizes a previous Korean language lesson on using subject and object particles with verbs. It provides examples of sentences using the subject particle 는/은 attached to the subject and the object particle 을/를 attached to the object. It then provides formal versions of the same sentences, replacing the subjects and objects with their formal forms and conjugating the verbs appropriately. It concludes by reminding the reader of the rules for choosing between 는/은 and 을/를 depending on whether the last syllable of the preceding word ends in a vowel or consonant.

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    The document summarizes a previous Korean language lesson on using subject and object particles with verbs. It provides examples of sentences using the subject particle 는/은 attached to the subject and the object particle 을/를 attached to the object. It then provides formal versions of the same sentences, replacing the subjects and objects with their formal forms and conjugating the verbs appropriately. It concludes by reminding the reader of the rules for choosing between 는/은 and 을/를 depending on whether the last syllable of the preceding word ends in a vowel or consonant.

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    The document summarizes a previous Korean language lesson on using subject and object particles with verbs. It provides examples of sentences using the subject particle 는/은 attached to the subject and the object particle 을/를 attached to the object. It then provides formal versions of the same sentences, replacing the subjects and objects with their formal forms and conjugating the verbs appropriately. It concludes by reminding the reader of the rules for choosing between 는/은 and 을/를 depending on whether the last syllable of the preceding word ends in a vowel or consonant.

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    In the last lesson I taught Using subject/object particles with a verb

    And Subjects with adjectives.


    From the examples I gave previously
    1) I speak Korean = I/ Korean/ speak

    / is attached to I (the subject)


    / is attached to Korean (the object)

    2) I like you = I/ you/ like

    / is attached to I (the subject)


    / is attached to you (the object)

    3) I wrote a letter = I/ letter/ wrote

    / is attached to I (the subject)


    / is attached to letter (the object)

    1: I is (formal)
    Korean is
    Speak is (formal)

    2:I is (formal)
    You is (formal)
    Like is (formal)

    3:I is (formal)
    Letter is
    Wrote is (Formal)
    Remember:
    Use when the last letter of the last syllable of the subject is a vowel.

    Use when the last letter of the last syllable of the subject is a consonant.

    Use when the last letter of the last syllable is a vowel.

    Use when the last letter of the last syllable is a consonant.


    Can you make the sentences?

    Not in Romanization please~

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