Korean sentences have spaces and punctuation just as English sentences do. If they did not have any punctuation or spaces, it might take several days for foreigners to understand a written page. Basically, there must be a space between two words and every sentence must be finished with punctuation. However, some lexical items, like case markers, must be attached to words.
| 아버지가방에들어가십니다. | ||||||||
| 아버지 | 가방에 | 들어가십니다. | ||||||
| father | into the bag | is getting in | ||||||
| My father is getting into the bag. | ||||||||
| 아버지가 |
|
방에 | 들어가십니다. | |||||
| father | into the room | is going in | ||||||
| My father is going into the room. | ||||||||