Korean Grammar Bank || Beginners & Intermediate Lessons

KOREAN GRAMMAR BANK

Welcome to LTL’s Korean Grammar Bank!

This page is meant as a one-stop place for your to find all your answers about Korean Grammar, for either a beginner or more advanced level.

As you can see, this is a new page! We will be uploading new content continuously so make sure to bookmark this page and come back from time to time to study the new lessons.

The content of this page comes from our Flexi Classes curriculum.

If you ever wish to take Online Korean Classes with us, or wish to start a language course in Seoul, feel free to contact us anytime.

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Korean Grammar // A1 Level

Sentence Structure
Grammar

Do you know there is a huge difference between Korean and English regarding sentence structure? Korean is a SOV language, which can be tricky at…

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은/는, 이/가 & 을/를
Grammar

In this short but effective lesson we teach you how to use the subject 이/가, topic 은/는 and object 을/를 particles in a sentence.

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에 and 에서
Grammar

The Korean language uses particles to help identify the role of a word. Today, we’ll learn about the Korean time particles 에 and 에서.

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-로 and -으로
Grammar

We’ll learn how to use -로 and -으로 in a sentence, as well as some very useful direction words in Korean.

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Present tense
Grammar

There are different types of Korean verbs and all are conjugated differently. We teach you how to build sentences easily with the Korean present tense.

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Past tense
Grammar

In this lesson we will teach you about the Korean Past Tense, and how to master this dreaded conjugation! Easy beginner grammar lesson.

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Future tense
Grammar

We teach you about the Korean Future Tense so you're able to build sentences on your own after learning how it all works.

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Negative Forms
Grammar

If you’re just beginning your learning journey here is a lesson you’ll definitely want to bookmark: the Korean Negative Form.

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But in Korean
Grammar

To say But in Korean there are four difference conjunctions you can use: 하지만 / 그렇지만 / 그런데 / 그러나. Today, we'll see how to…

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Because in Korean
Grammar

Using because in Korean takes many different forms that conjugate verbs. Let's see all of the different suffixes to say because in Korean.

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Too in Korean
Grammar

Too/Also in Korean can be expressed by using 도 or 또한. In this lesson we'll teach you how to use them in various situations with…

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Possessive particle 의
Grammar

We'll teach you how to use the Korean possessive particle 의 in a sentence, with plenty of sentence examples to practice. Let's start!

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Question Words
Grammar

Here’s a short and simple lesson on Korean question words. We'll see the two types of questions and how to build the sentences.

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Dates in Korean
Grammar

How to write the date in Korean? What is the format? How to ask? We answer all of these questions and more in this very…

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Korean Grammar // A2 Level

Imperative Form
Grammar

The Korean imperative form can be used in some situations, such as making a request, giving advice, and delivering instruction. Let's have a look!

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Creating adverbs
Grammar

We teach you how to create adverbs in Korean with sentence structures and examples. Similar to English, Korean however has a few exceptions.

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Ask & Give Directions
Grammar

We give you all the directions words in Korean and teach you how to ask and give directions with sentence structures and examples.

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