My family visited France in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

우리 (uri) – means “our” or “we,” showing possession.
가족은 (gajogeun) – “가족” means “family” and “은” is the topic marker, indicating that “family” is the topic of the sentence.
프랑스를 (peurangseureul) – “프랑스” stands for “France” and “를” is the object marker, showing that France is what is being visited.
방문했어요 (bangmunhaesseoyo) – comes from the verb “방문하다” meaning “to visit.” The form “했어요” is the past polite conjugation, turning it into “visited.”

Translation: “Our family visited France.” (Often rendered as “My family visited France” in English.)

Tips to remember:
• In Korean, you attach particles like “은/는” (topic) and “를/을” (object) after the noun, so always look out for these when identifying the role of each word.
• The verb comes at the end of the sentence, so whole descriptive parts precede the verb.
• Polite past verb forms like “했어요” are commonly used in everyday conversation.

Alternate ways to say “My family visited France”:
• 내 가족은 프랑스를 방문했어요.
  (nae gajogeun peurangseureul bangmunhaesseoyo.)
  “내” is another way to say “my” which sound slightly less inclusive than “우리.”
• 우리 가족은 프랑스에 다녀왔어요.
  (uri gajogeun peurangseue danyeowasseoyo.)
  This uses “다녀왔어요” (visited/go and came back) and the location particle “에” indicating destination, which is another common way to express having visited a place.

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