Korean sentence structure goes Subject, Object, Verb. This means the verb comes at the end of the sentence.
This is different from how sentences are structured in English!
For example, take the sentence “Billy eats an apple” -
Here is the same sentence in Korean:
One more example:
Unlike in English, verbs in Korean do not conjugate based on the person doing the action.
For example, in English we say:
Where in Korean:
We will cover grammar particles such as 는 and 를, as well as verb conjugation, in a later lesson. See you in the next lesson!