One thing that I have yet to tell you is that Korean people often omit the topic/subject of the sentence – especially when the topic/subject is 'I.' Korean people love making their sentences as short as possible, and this is one additional way of doing it. In most cases, when the subject/topic can be inferred by the situation, Korean people drop it entirely from the sentence. For example, instead of saying:
저는 아침식사를 안 먹었어요 - I didn't eat breakfast
They would say:
아침식사를 안 먹었어요 - I didn't eat breakfastBoth are perfect sentences and both can be used, but you should be aware that Korean people often get rid of the subject/topic altogether when speaking.

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LEARN KOREAN (한국어) [GRAMMAR] #1
RandomThis is book #1 for the Korean Language series. Try to understand all of the notes in this book before you proceed to the next one. Good luck ! This book contains Korean grammar. Try to understand it so that you can understand how to make a sentence...