Isseo and eobseo meanings?
When I first learned the meanings they were explained as 'to have' and 'to not have' but when I listened to some kpop songs it didn't make sense to me.

Is there more than one meaning to them?

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Isseo and eobseo meanings?
When I first learned the meanings they were explained as 'to have' and 'to not have' but when I listened to some kpop songs it didn't make sense to me.

Is there more than one meaning to them?

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I should also say that if you don't learn Hangul, which is fairly easy and only takes a few days to understand, you'll really hinder your ability to learn Korean. Romanization is NOT the way to learn Korean.

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You can also think of them as "to exist" and "to not exist".

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Hi,

Just by itself, they mean exactly as how you described.
However, depending on what comes before the "itseo" or "ebseo", the meanings can change:)

For example , "ga-go-it-seo" meaning "I am going/ I'm on my way(to that place)"

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