N에서 N을/를 V+어/아/여요.
‘에서’ is used with a place noun to indicate the place where the action is taking place.
제 동생은 집에서 음악을 자주 들어요.
My younger brother often listens to music at home.
제 친구가 시장에서 장을 봐요.
My friend does the grocery shopping at the market.
저는 도서관에서 책을 빌려요.
I borrow a book in the library.
Conversation:
유양 씨는 책을 자주 읽어요?
Ms. Yooyang, do you read books often?
네, 소설책을 자주 읽어요.
Yes, I read novels often.
보통 어디에서 책을 읽어요?
Where do you usually read books?
커피숍에서 책을 읽어요.
I usually read books at coffee shops.
Vocabulary
읽다 to read
소설책 a novel
보통 usually
커피숍 a coffee shop
음악 music
듣다 to listen to
For some action verbs whose verb stem ends in ‘ㄷ’ (e.g. 묻다, 듣다, 걷다, 싣다), ‘ㄷ’ changes to ‘ㄹ’ (e.g. 걷다→걸어요, 묻다→물어요) when the verb stem is followed by a suffix beginning with a vowel.
장을 보다 to do the grocery shopping
빌리다 to borrow