doseogwane gago sipjiman yeojeonhi sigani eobseoyo.

to go

Breakdown of doseogwane gago sipjiman yeojeonhi sigani eobseoyo.

• ~에: destination particle
• ~이: subject particle
• 도서관: library

Questions & Answers about doseogwane gago sipjiman yeojeonhi sigani eobseoyo.

Why is 에 used after 도서관?

에 marks the destination or location where someone goes. Here 도서관에 가다 means “to go to the library.”

What does 가고 싶지만 mean grammatically?

-고 싶다 expresses a desire to do something. Attach it to 가다 (to go) and you get 가고 싶다 (“want to go”). Adding -지만 turns it into a contrastive clause: “I want to go … but ….”

Why is it 싶지만 instead of 싶어요?

-지만 is a conjunction meaning “but,” used to connect two clauses. In polite speech you keep the verb stem + 지만 (rather than ending with -요) when you want to say “…, but ….”

What is the function of 여전히, and how is it different from 아직?

여전히 means “still,” emphasizing that the situation remains unchanged. 아직 also means “still” or “not yet,” but it’s often used directly before a negative verb (e.g. 아직 시간이 없어요). 여전히 is slightly more formal or literary.

Why do we say 시간이 없어요 instead of 시간 없어요?