Are these sentences correct?
I am currently working on trying to add word particles (subject and object) into Korean sentences, can someone please tell me if the following sentences are right as so far as word particles and spelling/correct words.
>I speak Korean. = 나는 한국어을 동사요.
>I like you. = 나는 당신를 좋아요.
>I wrote a letter. = 나는 편지을 과거.
>I opened the door. = 나는 문을 열린.
>My mom will make pasta. = 엄마은 파스타를 것.
The last 2 are my main concerns.
All help is much appreciated,
Thank you
~Kaitlin c:
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1. I speak Korean.
= 저는 한국어를 할 줄 알아요.
= 저는 한국어를 해요.
2. I like you.
= 저는 당신이 좋아요(informal, polite)
= 나는 네가 좋아(informal, not polite)
= 저는 당신을 좋아합니다.(formal, polite)
3. I wrote a letter.
= 저는 편지 한 통을 썼어요.
4. I opened the door.
= 저는 문을 열었어요.
5. My mom will make pasta.
= 우리 엄마는 피자를 만드실 거예요.
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> I speak Korean. = 저는 한국어를 말해요. (Use 를 instead of 을.)
> I like you. = 저는 당신을 좋아해요. (Use 을 instead of 를.)
> I wrote a letter. = 저는 편지를 썼어요. (Use 를 instead of 을.)
> I opened the door. = 저는 문을 열었어요.
> My mom will make pasta. = 우리 엄마는 파스타를 요리해요.
About the object marking particles, 를 is added after vowels and 을 after consonants.
// I am not a native speaker and also a beginner. This is my shot at translating the sentences so if anyone has a concern, just tell me.
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>I speak Korean. = 나는 한국어를 해요.
>I like you. = 네가 좋아요.
>I wrote a letter. = 나는 편지를 썼어요.
>I opened the door. = 나는 문을 열었어요.
>My mom will make pasta. = 엄마는 파스타를 만들을 거에요.
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