Object Particles – 을/를

1 Jun

을 (eul) and 를 (reul) are the last postposition we’ll cover. As said before, postpositions change the noun into the subject of the verb.

  • When the noun ends in a consonant, you will use “을”.
  • When the noun ends in a vowel, you will use “를”.

    • 신문을 봅니다 – I read a newspaper.
    커피를 마십니다 – I drink a cup of coffee.
    수영을 합니다 – I swim
    지우개를 삽니다 – I buy an eraser.

    4 Responses to “Object Particles – 을/를”

    1. Rogerio Kim 02. Jun, 2011 at 6:33 pm #

      Muito obrigado (Português)… thank you very muck. Gansa habnidá

    2. Loran 22. Sep, 2011 at 11:17 am #

      Economies are in dire stratis, but I can count on this!

    3. tcytdorkatp 23. Sep, 2011 at 2:29 am #

      1F0cTU lhbnrvsshafs

    4. sotzboyz 17. May, 2013 at 10:03 pm #

      신문을 봅니다 – I read a newspaper.

      what the different between ‘naneun sinmuneul bobnida’ ???

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