1. Grammar
2. Level 2
3. An adjective in front of a noun

so far an adjective could only end a sentence (날씨가 좋아요). To say “a small shop”, “a warm hotteok”, “a kind lady” you need the adjective to sit in front of the noun and describe it — and that is how nearly every description in Korean is built.

The full explanation is in the unit · part of the Level 2 Pass, opening soon · Level 2, Unit 2

Describing things (and irregular verbs)

The rule with a table, Sori’s tips, practice that checks itself, a review room and a one-page cheat sheet.

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