Master Korean
Particles
Stop sounding like a beginner.
Try it. Drop a particle in.
고양이 is a cat. 쥐 is a mouse. 봤어요 means "saw". Until you attach a particle, there is no way to tell who saw whom.
Korean particles are what tell you who did what to whom. This site covers all 70 of them, including 은/는, 이/가 and 을/를, with clear examples and side-by-side comparisons.
Everything you need to master particles
Lessons, comparisons, tools and guides for every Korean particle, all free and without an account.
Particle lessons
Every Korean particle explained with real examples and the nuances learners get wrong.
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은/는 vs 이/가, 에 vs 에서 and more — side by side, with common mistakes.
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Deep dives into the grammar that trips everyone up — written for learners.
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