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Article and gender in Korean.
I think the answer is no, but for certainty I just ask.
Does the Korean language use articles? I mean the words a, an, the in English.
Does the Korean language give a gender to nouns? Since English does not, I cannot give you an example in English. But in most other Indo Germanic languages, f.e. French, Spanish, German, all nouns have a gender.
The chair is der Stuhl in German, and male, it is la chaise in French, feminine, and la silla in Spanish, also feminine. The article (der, la) indicates the gender.
Does the Korean language use articles? I mean the words a, an, the in English.
Does the Korean language give a gender to nouns? Since English does not, I cannot give you an example in English. But in most other Indo Germanic languages, f.e. French, Spanish, German, all nouns have a gender.
The chair is der Stuhl in German, and male, it is la chaise in French, feminine, and la silla in Spanish, also feminine. The article (der, la) indicates the gender.
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