Korean/Questions

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Learn Korean (Introduction)Reading and writing
Conversation1단계: Beginner2단계: High beginner3단계: Low intermediate • 4단계: High intermediate • 5단계: Low advanced6단계: Advanced

Grammar: Sentence word orderVerbsNounsParticlesPersonal pronounsDemonstrative pronounsAdjectives • Determiners • ConjunctionsComparatives & superlativesForming questionsForming commandsForming dates & times

Forming questions

To form questions in high form (존댓말), simply add the ending 습니까? if the verb stem ends in a consonant or ㅂ니까? if it ends in a vowel.

When forming questions in middle and low form, the questions are implied by a rising final tone, much like in English. The ending for middle form is 요? For low form, just leave off any ending and use just the raw verb stem.

Interrogative pronouns

무엇

The interrogative pronoun 무엇 means "what". In speech, it is often contracted to :

The pronoun 누구 means "who". It contracts before 가 to make 누가.

The pronoun 어디 means "where".

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Learn Korean (Introduction)Reading and writing
Conversation1단계: Beginner2단계: High beginner3단계: Low intermediate • 4단계: High intermediate • 5단계: Low advanced6단계: Advanced

Grammar: Sentence word orderVerbsNounsParticlesPersonal pronounsDemonstrative pronounsAdjectives • Determiners • ConjunctionsComparatives & superlativesForming questionsForming commandsForming dates & times

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