That is my boyfriend in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Structure:
• 저것은 (jeo-geos-eun) – "저것" means "that thing over there" and the particle "은" marks it as the topic. In conversational Korean referring to a person, you’d normally use “저 사람은” (jeo-saram-eun) meaning "that person."
• 내 (nae) – Means "my" (informal form).
• 남자친구 (namja-chingu) – Means "boyfriend."
• 입니다 (imnida) – The formal polite ending of the copula, equivalent to "is."

Tips to remember:
• Identify the subject/topic first: In this sentence, the subject (“저것은” or “저 사람은”) is marked by 은.
• 내 is the possessive adjective that comes directly before the noun (남자친구).
• The sentence ends with 입니다 for a formal, respectful tone.
• When referring to people, favor “사람” instead of “것” to be more natural.

Alternate ways to say "That is my boyfriend":
• 저 사람은 내 남자친구예요. (Jeo saram-eun nae namjachingu-yeyo.) – Informal polite.
• 저 사람은 내 남자친구입니다. (Jeo saram-eun nae namjachingu-imnida.) – Formal.
• If you want to be more familiar or casual, you might say: 그 사람은 내 남자친구야. (Geu saram-eun nae namjachingu-ya.) – Informal casual.

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