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을/를: what do you eat or read?
Attach the object particle and combine a noun with an action.
Quick phrase
책을 읽어요.I read a book.
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을/를 marks the object of many action verbs. Use 을 after a final consonant and 를 after a vowel. 책을 읽어요 means “read a book”; 물을 마셔요 means “drink water”.
Listen and choose
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I read a book.
I drink water.
I drink coffee.
Useful basics on this page
I eat a meal. / I am eating a meal, in context.
책 and 물 end in consonants, so use 책을 and 물을. 커피 ends in a vowel, so use 커피를. 읽다 → 읽어요; 마시다 → 마셔요. The particle stays attached to its noun. Objects may be omitted in conversation, but keep them visible for this practice.
Try it yourself
Complete 책__ 읽어요.
Complete 커피__ 마셔요.
Which verb fits “drink water”?
Build “I drink water.”
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Say it in your own time.
Say you read a book and drink coffee.
책을 읽어요. 커피를 마셔요.
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