Pronouns

Question 1

저/저는/제가

Answer 1

I (formal)(subject of the sentence)

Question 2

저를

Answer 2

Me (formal)(object of the sentence)

Question 3

제 + something

Answer 3

My + something (formal)(possessive form)

Question 4

나/나는/내가

Answer 4

I (informal)(subject of the sentence)

Question 5

나를

Answer 5

Me (informal)(object of the sentence)

Question 6

내 + something

Answer 6

My + something (informal)(possessive form)

Question 7

당신

Answer 7

You (very formal, only used in song lyrics, drama lines, poems, etc.)

Question 8

너/너는/네가

Answer 8

You (informal)(subject of the sentence)

Question 9

너를

Answer 9

You (informal)(object of the sentence)

Question 10

네 + something

Answer 10

Your + something (informal)(possessive form)

Question 11

저희

Answer 11

We/our (very formal)

Question 12

우리

Answer 12

We/our (informal)

Question 13

-씨

Answer 13

General honorific for politeness, often used with peers or coworkers. It’s a suffix attached to the end of a name, similar in meaning to Mr/Ms.

Question 14

-님

Answer 14

A very polite and respectful honorific used for teachers, elders, or people you respect. If you don’t know between 씨 and 닌, use 님