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이게 or 이거?
Hello!
What’s the difference between 이게 and 이거? I suppose both of them mean ”this” (not sure though) but i don’t know when both are being used.
I’ve heard these sentences before:
-”뭐야 이거?”
-“이게 뭐야?”
I think both of them mean ”what is this?”, and if that’s the case, why do they use sometimes 이게 and sometimes 이거?
Thanks!
2 feb. 2019 02:06
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1) 이게 is a contraction of 이것 +이(suffix) So 이게=이것이
2) 이거 is a contraction of 이것. So 이거=이것
3) 이것,거 is 이(this) + 것,거(thing). So 이것 means 'this thing.'
이게 and 이거 both mean 'this thing' but they are different grammatically.
While you can say '이거(-를) 먹어도 되나? as in, can I eat this(-thing)?' you can't say 이게(이것이) 먹어도 되나?
2 februari 2019
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