Korean grammar explained

Korean grammar is regular, which makes it learnable — but the parts that carry meaning are the particles and verb endings English has no equivalent for. These cover the topic and subject markers, speech levels, honorifics and how clauses join.

은/는 vs 이/가

What is the difference between 은/는 and 이/가?

Speech levels

Which Korean speech level should I use?

Verb conjugation

How do Korean verbs conjugate?

Honorifics

How do Korean honorifics work?

Connecting clauses

How do you connect clauses in Korean?

Tense and aspect

How does tense work in Korean?

Grammar sticks when you meet it in real sentences

Import an article, tap any sentence you cannot parse, and get the structure explained on the text in front of you rather than in the abstract.