When your tongue is not touching anywhere in your mouth or your mouth is opened
(=When the last alphabet is ‘vowel’) ~> ‘~가(subject)’, ‘~를(object)’ ... starts with ‘consonant’.
When your tongue is touching somewhere in your mouth or your mouth is closed
(=When the last alphabet is ‘consonant’) ~> ‘~이’, ‘~을’ ... starts with ‘vowel’
* QUIZ : Which one do you use when you are not touching any where ? 로 or 으로?
If you wanna see more common mistakes, check our youtube channel.:
https://youtube.com/c/koreanlabX
1:1 Tutor ( paid ) : fman1335@gmail.com
(=When the last alphabet is ‘vowel’) ~> ‘~가(subject)’, ‘~를(object)’ ... starts with ‘consonant’.
When your tongue is touching somewhere in your mouth or your mouth is closed
(=When the last alphabet is ‘consonant’) ~> ‘~이’, ‘~을’ ... starts with ‘vowel’
* QUIZ : Which one do you use when you are not touching any where ? 로 or 으로?
If you wanna see more common mistakes, check our youtube channel.:
https://youtube.com/c/koreanlabX
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