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How do you say "I am blind" in Korean? I am just wondering how to say "I am blind" in Korean. I'm not sure if the translation would be equivilent to "I can't see" or something like that. If someone could break it down for me, that would be fantastic! 감사합니다!!
13 nov. 2013 17:53
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I can't see= I am blind. 저는 앞을 못봐요. (more polite and standard)
14 november 2013
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blind=장님, 맹인, 시각장애인 But, as your translation, I can't see(저는 볼 수 없어요), it is also good expression.
13 november 2013
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