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Hayashi 林 優璃愛 Yuria
What is the difference between,
한국인 /한국 사람 한국말/한국어?
8 mei 2010 15:48
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The origin.
한국인 - 韓國人
한국어 - 韓國語
사람 and 말 originated in Korea. Personally, I tend to say 사람 especially when the country name ends with 국(한국, 중국, 미국, 태국 etc). The pronunciation of [-구긴] sounds unpleasant to me. I'd like you to say "저 호주/오스트레일리아 사람이에요", not "저 호주인이에요"(sounds weird). 사람 seems like a soft option.
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I figured out why I avoid saying 'ㅇ국인' especially when I ask someone their nationality. '인' doesn't have the honorific form.
You can say 저 호주 사람이에요, but when you ask someone if they are Australian, you should say "호주 분이세요?".
10 mei 2010
한국인 korean
한국 사람 korean person
한국말 korean language
한국어 korean language
9 mei 2010
there's no diference
8 mei 2010
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Hayashi 林 優璃愛 Yuria
Taalvaardigheden
Engels, Japans, Koreaans, Mongools, Pools, Thai
Taal die wordt geleerd
Japans, Koreaans, Mongools, Thai
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