Korean grammar is known to be pretty complex. One of the largest differences that I have noticed so far includes how the verb comes at the very of the sentence in Korean when in English it simply follows a noun. Due to this difference, it’s important to listen critically because the tense of the sentence depends on the ending verb. Also, there are many particles used in Korean. There are a total of 20 particles that are attached to words in order to convey the role of the words in a sentence.
I plan to learn more about grammar but first using resources such as Mango and then discussing with my language partner. I like using Rosetta Stone however it simply teaches vocabulary with less emphasis on grammar. I think if I focus on reading and writing, I will be able to perfect Korean grammar. Reference grammar would definitely be useful because it would outline the general structure of a sentence. Keeping this outline in mind would help conceptualize everything.
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