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Meaning and evidence
Choose particles that match two common preference constructions.
Quick phrase
이 영화가 좋아요.This movie is good. / I like this movie, in context.
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Review questions from Units 7–9.
This movie is good. / I like this movie, in context.
I like this movie.
Coffee is good. / I prefer coffee, in context.
I like coffee.
Yesterday I studied Korean at the library with a friend.
I studied Korean and read a book.
I did not go to school.
How do I get to the library?
Go by subway, please.
The library is on the left side of the station.
On the left side of the station? Yes.
I eat a meal and study.
I go to school and study Korean.
Examples in this unit are text-based. No pronunciation recording or automatic speaking score is used.
For these basic patterns, use 이/가 with 좋아요 and 을/를 with 좋아해요: 음악이 좋아요; 음악을 좋아해요. Do not judge the meaning from the particle alone: topics and omissions occur in real conversation. Both constructions can express liking. This lesson checks the construction named in each question, not a claim that only one sentence can mean “I like it”.
Try it yourself
Which statement about 커피가 좋아요 and 커피를 좋아해요 is accurate?
Can we conclude that Yuna missed school because she was ill?
Which transport does the reply suggest?
Build “I eat a meal and study.”
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RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Ask what your listener wants to do. Give a fictional reply about studying at home.
뭐 하고 싶어요? 집에서 한국어를 공부하고 싶어요.
This is your own speaking check; pronunciation is not recorded or graded.
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