Korean Particles Practice | 은/는 , 을/를, 이/가

Practice the Korean particles 은/는, 을/를, 이/가 with this Korean particles practice exercise. This Korean practice exercise is a review quiz for LearnKorean24's lesson on Korean particles. Included in this video are the Korean topic marking particles 은/는, the Korean object marking particles 을/를, and the Korean subject marking particles 이/가.
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[@LearnKorean24]

Thanks for watching! To learn about these Korean particles, check out our free lesson here: learnkorean24.com/korean-lessons/korean-particles/

[@urmi1484]

i am learning Korean and i got all of them right, it feels so good 😭🖤

[@LearnKorean24]

Great! We're glad you like it. More coming soon! :)

[@fatimadanyadado5641]

HEYYY HAVE YOU LEARNED IT ?

[@urmi1484]

@@fatimadanyadado5641 not completely, but yeah my grammar points are definitely way stronger than an year before (✿◡‿◡)

[@sonsluv]

me too!

[@mvchiquita2]

I only miss two . And I just starting this language

[@mentolka05]

I got all of them right, but I am still not sure sometimes what to use. But thanks it was really helpful :)

[@LearnKorean24]

Thanks for watching. Once you learn more and more Korean and speak it often, you will be able to use particles naturally without even thinking about it. So, don't worry too much. You will get there. 화이팅! :)

[@agustd9590]

감사합니다.. 너무 좋아 👍

[@emannasser3980]

Thanks 🙏

[@srithifernando9015]

Thanks for a nice.

[@jazzyjay6887]

I’m so glad I found this video it’s very helpful 👍

[@LearnKorean24]

You're welcome. You can find a free lesson on Korean particles on our website, too. I hope you find it useful. Thanks for watching. :)

[@Preciousme1703]

My all answers are correct.. ;)

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you so much for your very helpful video lesson !

[@sansglasses1883]

aaa I got all of them right and understood most of the sentences! I'm so proud of myself yay!

[@LearnKorean24]

That's great! Good job! If you want more free lessons, please check out our website www.LearnKorean24.com. Thanks for watching. :)

[@yourstrulymaryg]

I finally fully understand how these Korean particles should be used. Thanks to your website 🥰 i visited it yesterday and studied. It’s great for beginners because it is detailed so it is easy to understand. 감사합니다 🤗

[@LearnKorean24]

We're very happy you find the materials useful. Thanks for your nice feedback and thanks for watching. :)

[@veroniquelydia5792]

merci

[@khushnumasiddique2814]

Very useful video for beginners. 감사합니다 ✨🤗

[@hinaxyujeongbias_sumit444]

I got them all correct
What I observed is:
Vowel+가
Consonant+이

[@Bluwoo-ct6wz]

This is so easy 😭

[@sonicloveskpop1190]

*got them all right*
le stup!d me: I AM
Smort

[@JessSayHii]

1. A
2. B
3. B
4. A
5. A
6. A
7. B
8. B
9. A
10. A , here is answer

[@merolala1498]

Thankyou so much for this,🥰

[@LearnKorean24]

You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching! :)

[@user-gv9pb2fq2g]

외국인: 이 케이크는 맛있어요!
한국인: 이 케이크 존나 맛있어

[@noin4223]

the only thing i don't really understand is why in "this cake is delicious" and "this banana is delicious" different particles are used😭 they both describe something

[@maririmiki]

I learned that by using 는/은, you're also saying a general fact. So if you see a cake, you can just randomly say "This cake is delicious" as if you're just saying that the cake is in fact delicious. But with 이/가, you use this by emphasizing what is good. So if someone asks "what is good?" You can answer "이 바나나가 맛있어요!" You're specifically saying that the banana is good. Or if the context is "between the banana and the cake, the banana is more delicious." Then you can use the 이/가 particles :)))
This video helped me understand the difference between these particles! Goodluck!
ruclips.net/video/sgwRiTm7UwI/видео.html

[@noin4223]

@@maririmiki THANK YOU!! and the video is very helpful🥺

[@sonicloveskpop1190]

@@maririmiki Thank youuuuu

[@user-fo2uc4sq7s]

그...음 지금 난 다 더 알 수 있었다.

[@sahsenemer553]

🤗🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@sahsenemer553]

🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@sweetpea31821]

Why are 6 & 9 not the same?
I thought ㅡ & ㅇ were both vowels, so why don’t they both use 가?

[@LearnKorean24]

In question 6 바나나 ends in the vowel ㅏ, and so 가 is used. In question 9, 가방 ends in the consonant ㅇ, and so 이 is used. You can find more info about these particles in our free lesson. here: learnkorean24.com/korean-particles/ . Thanks for watching!

[@edit883]

나 ( ) 나의 엄마 싫어
Answer:는
Because “나” ends with vowel “ㅏ”

[@mb-tf1su]

i got 9/10! is there one where you have to choose between 이, 가, 는, or 은? like in a sample sentence and you have to choose which is correct?

[@LearnKorean24]

This quiz is the only one we have at the moment with particles. But you can check out our free lesson on object, subject, and topic marking particles here: learnkorean24.com/korean-lessons/korean-particles/

[@mb-tf1su]

@@LearnKorean24 thank you