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배고픈 여우는 포도나무에 포도송이가 달려 있는 것을 봤어요. 배고프다 + 여우 This explains that the fox is hungry. 배고프ㄴ => 배고픈 여우+는 If there is a base => 은 If there is no base => 는 포도나무+에 에 => It is a particle that describes a location. 포도송이가 포도송이+가 가 : It is a particle added after the subject. 달려있는 달리다 hang 달려있다 hanging 것을 봤어요. 것+을/를 If there is a base => 을 If there is no base => 를 보다 present tense 봤다 past tense 봤어 반말 informally - something to say to a friend or someone younger than you. 봤어요 존대말 Respectful speech - something to say to an older person.

나와 함께 쇼핑하러 올 수 있나요? nawa hamkke syopinghaleo ol su issnayo? Can you? 할 수 있나요? Can you come? come 오다 올 수 있나요? Can you come shopping? 쇼핑하러 올 수 있나요? Can you come shopping with me? with me 함께 나 => 나와 함께, 나랑 나와 함께 쇼핑하러 올 수 있나요? 나랑 쇼핑하러 올 수 있나요?

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I 나는 want 원해요 to go 가기를 to church 교회에 => 교회에 가고 싶어요. gyohoee gago sip-eoyo.

The correct expression is that '있어요' comes last. However, I wanted to explain it easily in English word order, so I did that. One of the most difficult things about learning Korean is the different word order. At first, practice by changing only the Korean words to match the English word order. After learning Korean words, it is also a good idea to practice word order.

@@MegaKorean Ah, ok that makes sense. Thanks.