Is there a logical explanation for this? Formal speech: Hello, I would like to know if there's a logical explanation for this, it seems in informal speech this sentence would be like: 그 사람은 선생님 이다 That person is a teacher But in formal speech it says : 그 사 람은 선생님 이여 Or 이에요 Why like this? And not like this? 그 사람은 선생님 이다요 ? Thanks!!!! [emoji]

Hangul of particle -nun to place emphasis NEVERMIND, I ALREADY SOLVED THIS, IM DUMB...... Hello, I would like how is written in Korean the particle -nun. Please correct me if Im wrong, as I am learning with an internet site and I may be wrong Let me explain myself: It seems, to place emphasis on what we are talking about, we need to add the particle 은 at the end of a word, when it ends in consonant, for emphasize it as in : 선생님은 But when the word ends in vowel, we must write " -nun" But I dont know how to write it in hangul: 소주 -nun(?) Help please!! and thank you, I am expecting your answers and corrections!!!

My presentation Hi Guys, nice to meet you. I'm Lucía, and I'm Spanish. I'm very fond of travelling and meeting new people. I think you can only really understand a foreign country's culture when you meet their people and learn their language. I plan to go to South Korea in a few years now, as an exchange student in my university, that's why I'm trying to learn Korean. I can manage English pretty well (of course not perfectly, but I can talk easily, understand and be understood) It would be nice to meet new people here... I love painting, reading classic novels (my favourite writer is Charlotte Brontë), and... I don't know... I really enjoy spending time with my family and my friends. And I love watching football (because I usually watch it having big meals with my family.. yes hahaha), I'm not much into sports, but I know some things ^^ Goodbye! ^^

제 소개 My presentation 아녕핫세요,저 페인 사람. 저희 이름은 Lucía 이에요. 저구ㅏ19세입니다. 아녕!^^ Forgive me, this may be too lame but I just started learning...