Please explain the use of 가/이, 은/는, 을/를, 에, 으로/로 particles?
I know when to use which for what verbs (like 이 for words that end in consonants and 가 for words that end in vowels) but what confuses me is the meaning of the particles and WHEN to use them. What's the different between 가/이 and 은/는? How do you know when to use what? How does it change the meaning of the sentences?Could you give some examples of each one's use?
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가/이 use with a noun to indicate that the noun is the subject of the sentence
은/는 use with a noun to denote the topic or theme of a sentence/ for comparaison.
을/를 is the partile which is attached to a noun to show that it's the object of the sentence
에 use with a place noun to indicate a location of a person or thing/ used with a time to indicate the time when the action or the situation takes places
으로/로used with a noun to indicats the means, cause, reason, status or method/ used with a noun to show direction. it's followed with a moving verb
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가/이 use with a noun to indicate that the noun is the subject of the sentence
은/는 use with a noun to denote the topic or theme of a sentence/ for comparaison.
을/를 is the partile which is attached to a noun to show that it's the object of the sentence
에 use with a place noun to indicate a location of a person or thing/ used with a time to indicate the time when the action or the situation takes places
으로/로used with a noun to indicats the means, cause, reason, status or method/ used with a noun to show direction. it's followed with a moving verb
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