using 이/가 and the difference between 이/가 and 은/는...?? I know that probably every single person who ever learnt Korean asked this question, so sorry for being a pain! :L I've had people explain 이/가 and 은/는 to me sooooo many times, but I still can't seem to grasp it in my Korean sentences. I understand how 이/가 is used, for putting emphasis on the subject of the sentence...right? and that 이/가 is used when introducing a new subject to the conversation i.e. new information. and that 이/가 is used in specific situations. ~ For example, If I said ‘the sky is blue’ as a general statement, I’d have to write 은/는 to make ‘하늘은 파랗다’ ~ but if I wanted to say the sky is blue on this specific day, I'd have to write: '하늘이 파랗다' yes? :SS But I'm not exactly sure as to where and how I use 이/가... Why do I need to use it? I hope you can help me! I'm really confused and my little mind is going to explode! :L Thank you! 감사합니다! :D