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5. 【Essential Korean】Master the '-을/를' Particle + Real Conversation Examples

by Jiyo teacher 2025. 2. 10.
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Master the essential Korean object particle '을/를' with clear explanations and practical examples. Learn how to properly mark objects in Korean sentences!

Table of Contents

  1. What is '을/를'?
  2. Basic Usage Rules
  3. Real Conversation Examples
  4. Common Mistakes
  5. Practice Exercises

1. What is '을/를'?

'을/를' is the object marker in Korean. It indicates what or who receives the action in the sentence. This particle is essential for creating basic Korean sentences and marking direct objects.

2. Basic Usage Rules

The rule is simple:

  • After consonants: Use 을
  • After vowels: Use 를

Examples:

  • 책 (book) + 을 → 책을 [chaeg-eul]
  • 커피 (coffee) + 를 → 커피를 [keo-pi-reul]

3. Real Conversation Examples

Daily Activities

  • "책을 읽어요." (I read a book.)
  • "음악을 들어요." (I listen to music.)
  • "한국어를 공부해요." (I study Korean.)

Food and Drinks

  • "물을 마셔요." (I drink water.)
  • "피자를 먹어요." (I eat pizza.)
  • "커피를 좋아해요." (I like coffee.)

Common Expressions

  • "영화를 봐요." (I watch a movie.)
  • "운동을 해요." (I exercise.)
  • "친구를 만나요." (I meet a friend.)

4. Common Mistakes

  • Confusing when to use 을 vs. 를
  • Omitting the particle where it's necessary
  • Using it with wrong verbs

5. Practice Exercises

Add 을/를 to these words:

  1. 책 → 책을 (book)
  2. 사과 → 사과를 (apple)
  3. 텔레비전 → 텔레비전을 (television)
  4. 노래 → 노래를 (song)

Important Usage Cases

  1. With Action Verbs:
    • "문을 열어요." (I open the door.)
    • "차를 운전해요." (I drive a car.)
  2. With Feeling Verbs:
    • "음식을 좋아해요." (I like food.)
    • "영화를 싫어해요." (I dislike movies.)
  3. With Study/Learning:
    • "한국어를 배워요." (I learn Korean.)
    • "수학을 공부해요." (I study math.)

Special Tips

  1. Multiple Objects:
    • "책을 읽고 음악을 들어요." (I read a book and listen to music.)
  2. Question Forms:
    • "뭐를 먹어요?" (What do you eat?)
    • "누구를 만나요?" (Who are you meeting?) 

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