에 (Place or time) We haven’t talked about places or times yet, but if you do an action at a time, you must attach the particle “에” to the word indicating the time. “에” is also attached to a word to indicate that it is a place in the sentence. I want to write more about what “에” does, but at this point, it would only confuse you. For now, it is sufficient to know that “에” is used to indicate a place in a sentence. Again, it is hard to translate these particles into English, but, “에” plays the role of the underlined words in the following sentences: 1) I went at 3pm 2) I went to the park Sentences with a place/time can also have an object in them. For example: 3) I ate hamburgers at 3pm If I were to write those same sentence using Korean structure and particles, they would look like this: 1) I는 3pm에 went 2) I는 park에 went 3) I는 hamburgers을 3pm에 ate
Posted on: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 04:28:00 +0000
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