differentiation

[night gull]

What is the main difference between 를/을 and 은/는 at the end of a word?

[hardy path]

을/를 shows the object of the sentence or what the action is being done to

I drank coffee
저는 커피를 마셨어요

은/는 shows the subject or who is doing the action

[night gull]

Ohh ty

[night gull]

new question: why use 저는 instead of 나는? they technically mean the same thing but would the difference be the gender? 저는 = woman & 나는 = male?

[hardy path]

No

It’s formality

저 formal 나 casual

[night gull]

Oooohhh damnnn

[hardy path]

Korea doesn’t really do gendered pronouns or anything like that

[night gull]

Ye, and so far I haven't seen many things being put plural right?

I might be wrong, I'm beginner xD

[hardy path]

There is a marker for plural

It’s -들

So like 아기들 would be babies

But a lot of the time it’s not really super necessary and it can be omitted at times if it’s implied

[night gull]

Wait frl?? So the marker is "-"?

[hardy path]

No it’s 들

[night gull]

Ohhhh

Mb

[hardy path]

I just added that so you know it goes at the end of the noun

[night gull]

Yeye

Deul