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Kim Yi Seol
How do you day 'you're crazy' in Korean? Or just 'You're'? How to say 'you're' or 'you're crazy' Korean. Thanks :)
20 mei 2015 19:54
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The meaning of "to be" is built into Korean "adjectives" (descriptive verbs). Pronouns, other than I, are not used very often in Korean. The subject is implied based off of context. 이다 - to be 미치다 - to be crazy 뚱뚱하다 - to be fat
20 mei 2015
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Kim Yi Seol
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Engels, Koreaans
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Koreaans
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