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하루 하루 and 매일 매일

what is the difference between 하루 하루 and 매일 매일?
I have heard that but, I'm confused, someone can tell me the difference?

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    My Korean dictionary says they’re the same, but 하루 하루 is more like "day by day” in English, where a condition can change by day. Whereas 매일 매일 is more like  "day after day / daily,” where you repeat things over and over again.  They are used interchangeably often in Korean.

     

    Examples)

    하루 하루 좋아지고 있어요: It's/He's/She's getting better day by day.

    매일 매일 공부해요: I study day after day.

    When 매일 매일 is used as “day by day":

    매일 매일 가격이 올라요: The price goes up day by day.

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