[ Korean Sentence Structure ]

The structure in Korean is quite a bit different from English. In English we form sentences like this.

I love you.

Subject - verb - object.

The subject is "I", which is the thing person who is performing an action. The verb in this sentence is "love." The object is "you." An object is the thing or person that is acted upon by the subject (in this sentence, YOU is acted upon by "I" because "I" loves "You".

In Korean the structure is this.

Subject - object - verb.

So if the sentence was formed in English, it would be "I you love."

In Korean it would be
na noh saranghae yo.
나너사랑해요.

Na = I
Noh = you
saranghae = love
yo = polite marker that makes the sentence polite

thanks =D very helpful

whew!!! that one is easy but some were difficult, hu! hu! hu! thank you sir for this.

Thanks so much! This is really a great help..

its good to know but it seems complicated.

that's realiie make sense
and easy to understand

its good to know, but little bit difficult...........

Oh, i see.... now i know why... lolz, i always thought that theres something wrong with my hangul.... thanks a lot.

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That was not difficult, we'll just have to practice it everyday.

now i know what the Korean sentence structure is... I'm little bit confused but i can do it (i think..) and i should practice more..

thanks.