How to say "I watch TV in my house"?
Hi!

First of all, I am a total beginner in Korean language. I am practicing the use of "에서" as a location marker, and according to the lesson I can use it to indicate a place where an action is taking place. So I wanted to 'create' an example by myself and though about this sentence:

"I watch TV in my house"

My attempt to translate this sentence was: "TV 짚에서 봐요."

Another friend that is also learning told me that (1) I need the particle "-를" after TV and (2) the phrase, even with "-를", is not natural. As we are both learning I am not sure about almost anything, so I though that a native speaker or an advanced learner could helps us with this.

As I mentioned, my point was to practice "에서", so if this example is completely wrong with "에서", can you give us a correct example?

감사합니다 :)

Question

How to say "I watch TV in my house"?
Hi!

First of all, I am a total beginner in Korean language. I am practicing the use of "에서" as a location marker, and according to the lesson I can use it to indicate a place where an action is taking place. So I wanted to 'create' an example by myself and though about this sentence:

"I watch TV in my house"

My attempt to translate this sentence was: "TV  짚에서 봐요."

Another friend that is also learning told me that (1) I need the particle "-를" after TV and (2) the phrase, even with "-를", is not natural. As we are both learning I am not sure about almost anything, so I though that a native speaker or an advanced learner could helps us with this.

As I mentioned, my point was to practice "에서", so if this example is completely wrong with "에서", can you give us a correct example?

감사합니다 :)

Answer

I watch TV in my house = 나는 집에서 TV를 봅니다.

I = 나는
watch = 봅니다, 봐요, 본다
TV = 텔레비젼을, TV를
in my house = 집에서, 집안에서

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