Particles
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Answer: 는
는 marks the topic after a vowel-ending noun.
Answer: 은
은 marks the topic after a consonant-ending noun.
Answer: 는
는 sets the topic — Korean language.
Answer: 는
는 marks the topic being discussed.
Answer: 가
가 marks the subject in question words.
Answer: 가
가 marks what is performing the action.
Answer: 이
이 marks the subject after a consonant-ending noun.
Answer: 이
이 is the subject marker after a consonant.
Answer: 을
을 marks the direct object after a consonant.
Answer: 을
을 marks what is being read.
Answer: 를
를 marks the direct object after a vowel.
Answer: 를
를 marks the direct object — the movie.
Answer: 에
에 indicates the destination.
Answer: 에
에 marks a specific point in time.
Answer: 에
에 marks the location of existence.
Answer: 에서
에서 marks the location where an action takes place.
Answer: 에서
에서 indicates the origin or starting point.
Answer: 에서
에서 marks where the eating takes place.
Answer: 도
도 means "also" or "too".
Answer: 도
도 replaces 는/가 to mean "also".
Answer: 의
의 indicates possession — "my name".
Answer: 의
의 connects a modifier to a noun.
Answer: 로
로 indicates the means of transportation.
Answer: 로
로 indicates the language or tool used.
Answer: 로
로 marks the tool or instrument used.
Answer: 하고
하고 means "with" when between a person and an action.
Answer: 과
과 connects two nouns meaning "and" after a consonant.
Answer: 부터
부터 means "from" a starting point.
Answer: 까지
까지 means "until" an end point.