Modern Korean Grammar: a Practical Guide

by Byon, Andrew Sangpil

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Title Statements

Full title :Modern Korean Grammar : a Practical Guide.

Summary

"Routledge's Modern Grammar series is an innovative reference guide combining traditional and function-focused grammar in a single volume, with an accompanying workbook. The aim of the Modern Korean Grammar is to provide an overview of the structures and functions of the Korean language. Designed for those who have already acquired the basics of the language, the book combines a comprehensive description of the grammatical structures of Korean with a functional/usage approach to the language. All target grammatical and functional points will be illustrated with examples in Hangul with English translations for better understanding. In addition, the use of linguistic terminology is limited, to facilitate quick and easy comprehension."--Provided by publisher.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:2017.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Taylor and Francis
Place of Publication:Milton
Language:eng
Publication Date:2017.

Notes

9.2.1 Pre-final endings.

The Physical Object

Description:1 online resource (367 pages)

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9781351741286, 1351741284
oclc:ocn990606201
LC Classification:PL911
Dewey Decimal:495.75

Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Part A Structures; 1 Nouns; Notes before reading; 1.1 Three groups of Korean nouns; 1.2 Noun formation; 1.3 Prenouns and bound nouns; 1.4 Some characteristics of Korean nouns; 1.4.1 Positions; 1.4.2 Gender; 1.4.3 Plurality; 1.4.4 Collocations; 1.4.5 Honorific nouns; 2 Pronouns; 2.1 The first person pronoun; 2.2 The second person pronoun; 2.3 The third person pronoun; 2.4 Indefinite pronouns; 3 Numbers and counters; 3.1 Numbers; 3.2 Counters; 3.3 Counting; 3.4 Sino-Korean numbers vs. native Korean numbers; 3.5 Ordinals.

4 Nominalizing endings4.1 The nominalizing ending ~ ; 4.1.1 ~ "difficult to"; 4.1.2 ~ / "just after"; 4.1.3 ~ "depends on ~ing"; 4.1.4 ~? "What do you mean?"; 4.1.5 ~ "at least do"; 4.1.6 ~ "indeed"; 4.1.7 ~ "far from ~ing"; 4.1.8 ~ "indeed"; 4.1.9 ~ "because of ~ing"; 4.1.10 ~ "decide to"; 4.1.11 ~ / "hope"; 4.1.12 ~ "bound to"; 4.1.13 ~ "begin"; 4.1.14 ~ "it is easy to"; 4.1.15 ~ "as for (doing something)"; 4.1.16 ~ "according to"; 4.1.17 ~ "before ~ing"; 4.1.18 ~ "as for ~ing."

6.1.1 "to/in/at/per/in addition to"6.1.2 () "in/on/addition to"; 6.1.3 "from/at/in"; 6.1.4 () "from"; 6.1.5 / / "to"; 6.1.6 (…

Subjects

grammar, syntax, linguistic structure Korean Korean language Korean language -- Grammar Korean language -- Textbooks for foreig… Textbooks -- for English speakers