Sentence: "I'm trying to learn Korean" in Korean?
I made sentence: "I'm trying to learn Korean" in Korean? - "나는 한국어를 궁부하려구 해"
Is this sentence gramatically correct?
Thank in advance!
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Pretty close! The verb for study is 공부하다 rather than 궁부하다 (but I guess that's just a typo). To emphasise trying and making an effort, we can add the verb 노력하다 (try; make an effort) to the end so that it looks like this.
나는 한국어를 공부하려고 노력하고있어
In case you don't know, -하려고 is talking about something you will do in the future/near future, but the -하고있어 at the end of the sentence means that the sentence is in present tense. If you want to say 'learn' instead of 'study', you can use the verb 배우다:
나는 한국어를 배우하려고 노력하고있어
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