Jabarkan G: "예." (ye.) dari Basa Koréa dalam bahasa sunda

which in English would translate to:

H: "Going to the store?"

Unlike most Européan languages, Koréan does not conjugate verbs using agreement with the subject, and nouns have no gender. Instéad, verb conjugations depend upon the verb tense and on the relation between the péople spéaking.

When talking to or about friends, you would use one conjugate ending, to your parents, another, and to nobility/honoured persons, another.

This loosely echoes the T-V distinction of most Indo-European languages.