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Korean grammar · Level 1 · 1급

N에 (time)

At a time, on a day

In native review Taught in Unit 6: What time is it?

에 after a clock time, a day or a part of the day means “at / on / in”. Four words never take it: 오늘 (today), 내일 (tomorrow), 어제 (yesterday) and 지금 (now).

WhenUseExample
clock times, days, parts of the day세 시에 · 월요일에 · 아침에
today, tomorrow, yesterday, nowno 에내일 가요 · 지금 가요

Examples

  • 여덟 시에 일어나요.

    I get up at eight.

  • 토요일에 친구를 만나요.

    I meet a friend on Saturday.

  • 내일 학교에 가요.

    I go to school tomorrow.

Practise it in context · Level 1, Unit 6

What time is it?

A dialogue with audio, practice that checks itself, Hoya’s mistakes, a reading and a writing task.

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