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Korean Grammar Sentences by Evita
45.50MB. 1844 audio & 0 images. Updated 2016-02-05.
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This deck is designed to make it easy for people to learn and review Korean grammar. The sentences are categorized into levels so you can choose which level to start with. (You can suspend the cards that are too easy for you.) Level 1 is intended for people who have spent a few weeks learning the Korean alphabet and the basics of the language. Level 5 is the start of the intermediate grammar. The levels are a bit similar to the TTMIK levels (and a lot of sentences are from there) but I've moved some grammar points around based on how they are arranged in various textbooks and how difficult they are to learn.
Here's a short description of each level:
- level 1 introduces the Korean language and the basic sentence structure. It contains the simple past and present tenses, some basic particles and question words. Current status - 100% done (153 notes)
- level 2 introduces more particles, more question words, the future tense, some other verb endings (-고 싶다, -고 있다, -야 되다, -ㄹ까요), the honorific form, numbers, time and date, and counters. Current status - 100% done (365 notes)
- level 3 introduces sentence connectors such as -서, -러, -면, -는데, -거나, as well as more particles (로, 의, 보다, 에게, 이나, 마다), more sentence endings (-지 말다, -ㄹ 수 있다, -ㄹ게요, -ㅂ시다, -나요), etc. Current status - 100% done (507 notes)
- level 4 introduces the adjective forms of action verbs, the -겠- suffix, patterns such as -네요, -ㄹ래요, -것 같다, -도 되다, -지요, -니까, -는지, -ㄹ 때, -려고 하다, -고 나서, -기 때문에, -아/어 보다, and more. Current status - 100% done (513 notes)
- level 5 introduces constructions -잖아요, -거든요, -나 보다, -아/어 가지고, -ㄴ 지, -는다고 하다, -ㄹ까 하다, -처럼, -로 해서, 아니라, -야겠다, -군요, -게 되다, -다가, -던, -아/어 있다, and more. Current status - 65% done (306 notes)
- level 6 will introduce constructions -더라고요, -을수록, -ㄹ 테니까, -는 척하다, 대신에, -지도 모르다, -ㄹ까 봐, -느라고, -서 그런지, -ㄹ 뿐만 아니라, and more. Current status - 20% done (106 notes)
This deck has been put together systematically and each new grammar point is briefly explained in the first card it appears in. Some cards are tagged not only by their difficulty level but also by their level of politeness. There's also a tag called 'reported_speech', and all cards using reported speech are tagged by it. There's also the 'irregular' tag for irregular verbs and the 'honorific' tag for sentences including "시".
If you have any questions or comments, you can post them in my
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If you want to study vocabulary separately, you can check out my
Korean Vocabulary Deck.
P.S. To the person who asked below, you can open this deck with the program called Anki. You can download it
here. After downloading you need to install it.
Sample (from 1959 notes)
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| Korean |
어떨 때 영화 보고 싶어요? |
| Translation |
When do you (usually) feel like watching a movie? |
| Alternative Translation |
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| Notes |
어떨 때 = 'in what kind of times' |
| Tags |
dif6 |
| Korean |
키가 조금만 더 컸으면 저는 농구 선수가 되었을 것입니다. |
| Translation |
If only I had been a little taller, I would have become a professional basketball player. |
| Alternative Translation |
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| Audio |
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| Notes |
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| Tags |
dif6 |
| Korean |
그게 뭔데요? |
| Translation |
What's that? |
| Alternative Translation |
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| Notes |
= 그것이 무엇인데요? |
| Tags |
dif3 |
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Wholeheartedly recommended




Posted on 2016-06-17
I would like to thank you so much for making this deck, Ms. Evita.
To learners:
Using this deck to learn Korean is the best way because it is both efficient and easy to understand. I wholeheartedly recommend this deck to everyone.
Amazing




Posted on 2016-02-21
Thank you so much for creating this deck! The audio and translations are phenomenal!
Amazing Continued Work




Posted on 2016-02-08
A fantastic resource I would expect to have to pay for. Really quite something. I am very grateful to the creator.
Really great material!




Posted on 2015-08-31
I don't usually use translations for my study, but the amount of audio and written Korean alone is just awesome!
One question I have though: where are the "eks" audios taken from? The material seems to be far superior then TTMIK audios (they feel more natural).
Amazing deck




Posted on 2015-04-15
Thanks so much for this deck, i love decks that you can use from beginner to intermediate++ I'd recommend this to everyone.
Also, please dont give this deck 1 star if there's a technical error like not opening because its not the decks fault :(
Fantastic Educational Job




Posted on 2015-03-30
Thank you so much for this superior quality work!
Ps. If you are having technical trouble to download or similar stuff, don't underrate the deck because this has to do with the quality of the deck not your difficulties.
Great deck




Posted on 2015-03-03
Thank you !
Very very good




Posted on 2015-01-08
The deck is excellent. Thank you so much.
Super awesome!




Posted on 2014-12-12
This deck is so amazing! You do a wonderful work and I want to hug you! Thank you so much!
Thumbs up




Posted on 2014-09-27
Great deck! Has been very helpful to me :)
Really polished (at least at the start)




Posted on 2014-08-03
Great




Posted on 2014-03-29
Thank you for the hard work! This is a very, very good deck. I really like how it has kind of everything. It has helped me a lot in studying Korean!
Thank you once more!