They always get bored in class in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

그 사람들은 always get bored in class.
• Breakdown:
 – 그 사람들은 (geu saramdeureun): “그” means “that” and “사람들” means “people” with the topic marker “은” attached. It refers to “those people” or “they.”
 – 항상 (hangsang): means “always.”
 – 수업 시간에 (sueop sigane): “수업” means “class” or “lesson,” “시간” means “time,” and the particle “에” indicates the time or place where the action occurs—here, “in class” or “during class.”
 – 지루해해요 (jiruhaehaeyo): comes from the verb 지루해하다 (jiruhaehada) which means “to be bored.” The ending “해요” is the polite present-tense ending.
 
• Sentence structure tips:
 – Place the topic marker “은/는” right after the noun if you want to emphasize who is performing the action.
 – Use the time/place marking particle “에” immediately after the noun showing when or where the action happens.
 – Conjugate the main verb (in this case, 지루해하다) politely with “해요” for everyday conversation.
 
• Alternate expressions:
 – 그 사람들은 늘 수업 시간에 지루해해요.
  (geu saramdeureun neul sueop sigane jiruhaehaeyo)
  Using “늘” (neul) instead of “항상” also means “always.”
 – 그 사람들은 수업 시간마다 지루해해요.
  (geu saramdeureun sueop sigamma juruhaehaeyo)
  Using “마다” (mada) after “수업 시간” implies “every class period.”
 – 그 사람들은 수업 시간에 지루함을 느껴요.
  (geu saramdeureun sueop sigane jiru-hameul neukkyeoyo)
  This version uses “지루함을 느껴요” to mean “feel bored.”

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