Does this rule apply on such sentences all the time? These are the examples : 1-내일 만날 사람이 이있어요 There is someone I will meet tomorrow 2-지금 만나는 사람이 이있어요 There is someone I meet now 3-어제 만난 사람이 이있었어요 There was someone I met yesterday 만날 = future verb modifier , 만난= present verb modifier , 만나는= past verb modifier ; the modified verb : 만나다 = to meet I was wondering if this rule of adding a verb modifier 날,난,는 (dropping the ㄴ) goes with every Korean verb in such sentences above (examples) ??!

Could anyone correct my sentences, please? 1- I will cook dinner tonight = 저녁 식사를 오늘 밤이 요리합니다 2- Now, I am making apple juice= 지금은 사과 주스 만들어 3- I got a job = 일자리를 알았어요 4- I love walking, and I love nature too! = 너무 걷기를 자연을 좋아요 5- My dream is to be a great writer = 내 꿈은 위대한 작가작가가 될 입니다 Thanks in advance

What is the difference between 할 것이다 and 것입니다? Well, My question is the next : What is the difference between 할 것이다 and 것입니다? I am just confused! When can we use 할 것이다 and when can we use 것입니다? I was using a translator program to translate this two phrases : "I will be happy" and "I will be sad" I already know how to conjugate verbs and informal form of adjectives in the present. However, the translator gave me the next translation: "I will be happy"= 행복 할 것이다; "I will be sad"= 슬픈 것입니다 Can we use both conjugated pattern for each adjective? 슬픈 것입니다 = 슬픈 할 것이다 행복 할 것이다= 행복 것입니다

Languages <3 Hello, I am Hassna originally Moroccan. I have three names : Hassna = Beauty, Alexandra and Hye Jin which is a Korean name 혜진, it was given to me by my Korean friends. My Major is English, I was a web programmer earlier and now I am changing my career in order to be a university teacher and writer in Korea if it is possible. I speak English fluently as well as Arabic and French.. My Korean friends believe that I am intermediate in Korean but for me, I believe I'm just a beginner since I am not giving it enough time. In addition, I speak little bit Spanish but I am not learning it by any means..Only basics I've got since I am from Western Sahara.

Korean Grammar questions :

Hello,

I am studying Korean Grammar 1 year now but I was busy and I couldn't have enough time to study hard.

I have some questions related to ending particles:

1- When we say "Waiting" = "기다리는 or 기다리고" when do we use the gerund noun 기다리고 and when do we use 기다리는? Please give an example so I can easily get it ^^

2- Can you please give me examples of using You : "네가",  "너" and  "당신"

When do we use each one?

And Thank you for your help ^^

Hye Jin.