HowtoStudyKorean Sentence Practice - Unit 1: Lesson 10

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Practice writing five new sentences from Unit 1: Lesson 10. I will give you five English sentences, and you will have to translate them to Korean!

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[taherjeje]

I really love the “alright let's practice some sentences”
It makes me so ready

[heykim]

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[thatonegirl]

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[lenak]

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[joyceclairesantiago]

I made these sentences to practice with, you should try as well.
Translate these sentences to Korean.
1. We have 5 cats in our house.
2. Today, I ate dinner at 7:15.
3. My grandmother is 68 years old.
4. She made 9 small cakes.
5. I wrote the assignment 5 times.

Korean Translation:
1. 우리는 우리 집에 고양이 5 마리가 있습니다.
2. 오늘, 저는 7시 15 분에 저녁을 먹었어요.
3. 저의 할머니는 육십 팔 살입니다.
4. 그녀는 작은 케이크 아홉 개를 만들었어요.
5. 저는 숙제를 다섯 번 썼어요.

Correct me if i got anything wrong. :D Hope this can help.

[guzelkaya]

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[leahjohnson]

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[tidus_]

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[trainyourselffit]

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[aquamaria]

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[xanderthomson]

Fantastic, got them all correct! Couldn’t have done it without your help, thank you so much!!

[TK-juxi]

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[Gasosoo]

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[syd]

thank you for elaborating the structure of the sentences repeatedly, it really helps me to familiarize and memorize the current and past lessons ! tysm for the hardwork !

[diannanavarro]

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[tinymoa]

I saw the word 대 from one of your dictation vids I csnt believe I remembered it

[elledumble]

Basically 수업 means lesson and 반 means class. That's the easiest way to distinguish between the two.

[_to_the_moon_forth_and_back]

During this lesson, when i read 마지막, i instantly thought of blackpink's "As if it, s your last", since the title was "마기작처럼" and i already know 처럼 means "like" so i thought as if its your last and now im happy that i understood lmao.

[niiish]

I have always been doubtful abt the diff btwn 는/은 & 가/이 ..
What are the situations we use that

[Kholonie]

I have finally reached a lesson where I am just confused lol
So With the object markers (이/가/을/를), how do I go about using them in these kinds of sentences? I am familiar with it a little since I am a bit used to hearing Korean, but I am still unsure of the pattern