josa.pick
The josa.pick method selects and returns the appropriate Korean particle based on a given Korean string and particle options. This method is used within the josa (opens in a new tab) function, and the form of the particle is determined by the last character of the string.
function josa.pick(
// The Korean string to base the particle selection on
word: string,
// The particle option to select
josa:
| '이/가'
| '을/를'
| '은/는'
| '으로/로'
| '와/과'
| '이나/나'
| '이에/에'
| '이란/란'
| '아/야'
| '이랑/랑'
| '이에요/예요'
| '으로서/로서'
| '으로써/로써'
| '으로부터/로부터'
): string;
word
: The Korean string to attach the particle to.
josa
: Specifies the particle to be attached. You can choose one of the options like '이/가', '을/를', '은/는', '으로/로', '와/과', '이나/나', '이에/에', '이란/란', '아/야', '이랑/랑', '이에요/예요', '으로서/로서', '으로써/로써', '으로부터/로부터'.
Behavior
josa.pick
selects the appropriate particle based on whether the last character of the given string has a final consonant and specific conditions (e.g., use of the particle '로').
It follows these rules (exceptions may apply):
- If the last character of the string has a final consonant, typically the first particle option is used (e.g., for '이/가', '이' is used).
- If there is no final consonant, the second particle option is used (e.g., for '이/가', '가' is used).
- In special cases, such as when the final consonant is 'ㄹ', different rules may apply when using particles like '로'.
Examples
josa.pick('샴푸', '이/가'); // '가'
josa.pick('칫솔', '이/가'); // '이'
josa.pick('바깥', '으로/로'); // '으로'
josa.pick('내부', '으로/로'); // '로'