don't worry. In future lessons, we will upload video about the grammar 은 / 는. And I will explain their differences😊 But I will explain to you very briefly 👇👇👇 Look at these sentences 저는 선생님입니다 I am a teacher 제가 선생님입니다 I am a teacher This sentence ( 저는 선생님입니다) Can be the answer to the question, what is your job? ( The focus of the question is on the job, not the person) So you need to focus on the topic of the sentence, not the subject. So you have to use of topic particle But this one ( 제가 선생님입니다 ) can be the answer to the question, who is the teacher? ( The focus of the question is on the person, not the job ) So we used of ( 가 ) to focus on ( I ) In fact, you should be careful about the main focus of the sentence.
Welcome back, our favourite teacher! I want to teach you something back, maybe you know it already, but I think it's interesting ㅅㅁㅅ In this video, you said: "S.M. wants to tell us that the noun comes before me is a subject" In this sentence, you are missing a relative pronoun. Otherwise, you need to change the words a little bit. Correct versions of this sentence are: "S.M. wants to tell us that the noun which (= relative pronoun) comes before me is a subject" "S.M. wants to tell us that the noun coming before me is a subject" "S.M. wants to tell us that the noun before me is a subject" It is true that sometimes the relative pronoun can be left out, but that is mostly in cases where the word you are referring to is the object of the sentence, never really the subject! Examples: She is the girl that I like. = She is the girl I like. This is the man whom I work with. = This is the man I work with. Please give me the book which you read last week. = Please give me the book you read last week. But in these sentences where the relative pronoun refers to the subject, you can't leave it out just like that: She is the girl that likes me. The man who works with me is here.
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thanks this really helps
I love the way you explain 👍 thank you 선생님
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i'm so glad i found you 🥺💕... duolingo never explains any of this! thank you!
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Sadly I still don't have a good feeling for when to use 는/은 or 가/이, Koreans often will put the one I wouldn't have put in that situation.
don't worry.
In future lessons, we will upload video about the grammar 은 / 는.
And I will explain their differences😊
But I will explain to you very briefly
👇👇👇
Look at these sentences
저는 선생님입니다
I am a teacher
제가 선생님입니다
I am a teacher
This sentence ( 저는 선생님입니다)
Can be the answer to the question, what is your job? ( The focus of the question is on the job, not the person)
So you need to focus on the topic of the sentence, not the subject.
So you have to use of topic particle
But this one ( 제가 선생님입니다 )
can be the answer to the question, who is the teacher? ( The focus of the question is on the person, not the job )
So we used of ( 가 ) to focus on ( I )
In fact, you should be careful about the main focus of the sentence.
Welcome back, our favourite teacher!
I want to teach you something back, maybe you know it already, but I think it's interesting ㅅㅁㅅ In this video, you said:
"S.M. wants to tell us that the noun comes before me is a subject"
In this sentence, you are missing a relative pronoun. Otherwise, you need to change the words a little bit. Correct versions of this sentence are:
"S.M. wants to tell us that the noun which (= relative pronoun) comes before me is a subject"
"S.M. wants to tell us that the noun coming before me is a subject"
"S.M. wants to tell us that the noun before me is a subject"
It is true that sometimes the relative pronoun can be left out, but that is mostly in cases where the word you are referring to is the object of the sentence, never really the subject!
Examples:
She is the girl that I like. = She is the girl I like.
This is the man whom I work with. = This is the man I work with.
Please give me the book which you read last week. = Please give me the book you read last week.
But in these sentences where the relative pronoun refers to the subject, you can't leave it out just like that:
She is the girl that likes me.
The man who works with me is here.
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Thank you for perfect explanations🥰
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I will do my best🤗
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