jumalmada halmeoni daege gamyeon harabeojiga chareul kkeulhyeo juseyo.

to go

Breakdown of jumalmada halmeoni daege gamyeon harabeojiga chareul kkeulhyeo juseyo.

• ~에: destination particle
• ~를: object particle
• ~가: subject particle

Questions & Answers about jumalmada halmeoni daege gamyeon harabeojiga chareul kkeulhyeo juseyo.

What does 주말마다 mean, and how is -마다 used?

주말마다 means every weekend.

The particle -마다 attaches to a noun and means every or each:

• 주말마다 = every weekend
• 날마다 = every day
• 사람마다 = each person / everyone

So here it shows that this is a repeated or habitual situation.

Why is it 할머니 댁 and not 할머니의 댁?

In Korean, possession is often shown just by putting two nouns together, especially with family words.

So:

• 할머니 댁 = grandmother’s home
• literally, grandmother home

Using 의 is grammatically possible in many cases, but it is often omitted in natural Korean, especially when the relationship is obvious.

What does 댁 mean? Why not just use 집?

댁 is an honorific word for house/home.
It is used when talking respectfully about someone else’s home, especially an older person or someone deserving respect.

So:

• 할머니 집 = grandma’s house
• 할머니 댁 = grandma’s home, with a respectful tone

Because the sentence talks about grandparents, 댁 sounds more polite and natural.

Why is there 에 in 할머니 댁에 가면?