Day 7 · The Korean Full:Time

Day 7

I thought I had an okay understanding of 은/는 and 이/가 , but after your explanation 선생님

I'm worried I've had it backwards. Originally I thought of it as someone saying how they do something and if I'm offering how I do it differently, I would use 저는, meaning "as for me, I do this". The way I understood it, was that it stresses the subject of the sentence.

With the new understanding you went over in the video, I get that 저는 de-emphasizes the subject portion of the sentence while emphasizing the vacation time. Can you give an example of using 제가 to do the opposite?

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