Are korean rules and English writing rules very different or have certain similarities?

[terse cradle]

Just a question I wanted to ask bc most languages have their own rules so I was rlly wondering about Korean hangeul

[ember marsh]

what kind of rules are you referring to?

[lavish horizon]

korean rules are different from english

but they are similar to my language (urdu) so that makes it easier for me to make korean sentences

[terse cradle]

General rules of grammar. Like tenses, and writing rules in general

[terse cradle]

Got it, ty❤

[ember marsh]

note that i am still a late beginner, maybe someone more advanced can go more into detail!

i think the most important difference to note is the sentence order: in english its SVO (subject-verb-object) but in korean its SOV, so the verb is always at the end of the sentence.
pronouns like he she or they arent used that often you would usually find different ways to refer to someone like using their name or title etc depending on the situation
also, you probably might know this but age plays a big role for formality levels etc you might wanna take a look at those as well

the similarity: nouns in korean dont have a gender (unlike in languages like french, italian, spanish, german etc)

this is everything that comes to mind
in short, korean is quite different from english haha

||anyone more advanced pls correct anything that seems like misinformation, thanks||

[terse cradle]

Tysm, very helpful :))