이/가 is ALL CAPS, 은/는 is italic

[@cake.learnkorean]

📝이/가 vs. 은/는 이/가: Subject marker, highlighting the subject. When exaggerated, it adds an "ALL CAPS" effect to the attached word. 은/는: Topic marker, usually introducing the sentence's topic. Exaggeration gives it an "italic" effect, often implying contrast. ㅤ 🍰여기 케이크 맛있어요. (Neutral) - Cake is good here. 🍰여기 “케이크가” 맛있어요. (Emphasized) - 𝗖𝗔𝗞𝗘 is good here (especially the cake). 🍰여기 “케이크는” 맛있어요. (Contrast) - 𝐶𝑎𝑘𝑒 is good here (but maybe not everything else).

[@quuu123-q5d]

Q. 친구들"은" 어디에 있어? (Where are your friends?) A. 철수"는" 집에 갔어. (철수 went home.) Q. 그럼 다른 친구들"은"? (Then what about the other friends?)

[@lia_choiiii]

EXACTLY🎉

[@아-g4n]

맞아요 딱 그거에요!

[@BANGTAN4ever1813]

That cake is so cute 😍💜💜💜

[@koreangongbuuu]

oh so helpful! thanks❤❤

[@NamuBang]

Ohh this is a genius way of teaching. This confuses me forever😢

[@grapejuicelonglostlover4583]

How is it any different I'm lost 😭