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Mi_Young
"그거 " what stands for?
I mean,
"그거 몰라요" ...is this right to say?
그거 stands for 그거를 (그걸) or 그거가 (그게)?
Thanks!!
I ask because sometimes koreans in chat don't write 'particles' so I get often confused!
Jul 11, 2013 5:59 PM
Answers · 7
"그거(를) 몰라요" may mean "그 것을 몰라요(I don't know of it)".
"그거" is the contracted form of "그 것" for a spoken expression.
spoken(informal) - written(formal)
거 - 것
게 - 것이
그거 - 그 것
그건 - 그 것은
그게 - 그 것이
그걸 - 그 거를 - 그 것을
그걸로 - 그 것으로
July 12, 2013
In french i think it means "Je ne sais pas", or "Je ne ça sais pas". However... "I don't know that!"
July 11, 2013
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