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Korean Sentence Structure
안녕하세요! I'm struggling to understand how a sentence is built in Korean as it is very different from English and Welsh sentence structure. Can anyone help with this?
2015年12月1日 10:34
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subject - object - adverb - verb
나는 너를 많이 좋아해.
I - you - a lot - like
I like you a lot.
2015年12月1日
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Every complete Korean sentence ends in a verb (including descriptive verbs or "adjectives").
Because of Korean grammar (particles or I guess post-positions), the word order is technically extremely flexible (just needs to end in a verb really). However, there's obviously more natural ways to say things.
Overall, time-place/location-subject-adjective-object-adverb-verb.
ex: This morning, I carefully drank a hot coffee at work -> This-morning work-at I hot-coffee carefully drank
2015年12月1日
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Keanan
語学スキル
英語, 韓国語, スペイン語, ウェールズ語
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韓国語, スペイン語
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