"저는 앉습니다."

Translation: I sit.

[seungkwa]

why is it 저는 for this sentence but 남자가 and not 남자는 when the sentence is about a man? sorry if this is a dumb question ;-;

[ThavyHeng]

I really comfuse when we use 이 and 가 and 는 은

[madulf]

이 and 가 are subject's particle and the differece is: we use 가 after vowels, like 개가, and, after consonants we use 이 like 고양이.

about 는 and 은, the same. we use 는 after word wich end in vowels, like, 저 는 and 은, we use after 받침 the words wich ends in consonants like 남준은

[apoorva455865]

Thanks

[Rimas.jana]

what if i say chae ga ? not cheo neun ?

[jaisaige]

I would be jae ga ㅈ is j and ㅊ is ch

[Loboui]

I'm confused....
I thought naneun means 'I'

[Taneya03]

저는 is more formal

[Micky389771]

jeoneun mean I

[syfardnz]

나는 is more refer to informal sentence
and 저는 is more formal. here, at duolingo is refer to use formal sentence than informal

[piper2000]

Does I am sitting not work? Or does Korean differentiate between things like "I sit" and "I am sitting"?

[AreejJebri]

That what i am wondering about

[AllesMichelle]

I wrote "I am not" hahahah what was I expecting

[Daniela-Is1]

How would i pronounce this?

[Druckles]

Is this also not "I sit down"?

[bEast892021]

yes.

[Ash-Fred]

"I sit down." is now accepted.

[dimitri1640]

Why cant it be "I am sitting?"

[Ash-Fred]

"I am sitting." is now accepted.

[ArcticBliz1]

Whats the hanguel for this? I cant tell what it sounds like?

[Kristopher347567]

Just for anyone struggling with memorizing words or Korean handwriting, try writing the Korean characters and English translation with it. This can improve your handwriting, and it will also help memorize meanings :)