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-(이)나
Can I say
나나 여동생이 청소를 해야 해요.
?
Using Korean "or" in this sentence as 나+나 is correct?
Nov 19, 2017 6:04 PM
Answers · 3
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Yes, it's correct because the first 나 is "I," and the second is "or," differnet words.
If someone's name is 나나, then this is also can be said:
"나나나 나나 다를 바 없어요." (나나 and I are not different.)
Oh, plus, the expression "A나 B나" of the sentence right above means "both A and B."
November 19, 2017
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