je gE & je gA = what is the difference beetween 'jegE& jegA' ? Anyeonghaseyo! Jeo neun Xixi yeyo. So.. eumm..... I want to say : "I have a good idea!" But when I found the way to say that : Jeo eui 'gA' joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo -> someone said that it was wrong T.T -> and he said the correct one is = Jeo eui 'gE' joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo What made me confused till now is, what is the difference beetween those 'gA' & 'gE' ? Thank you, have a nice day ^_^Oh I just realize that (maybe) the correct one is : jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo jEGE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo What I know is that 'jeo E GE' or 'jEGE' = mean => "TO me" (Am I right?) But, if I want to say 'I HAVE an idea' -> logically, isn't it more naturall (for me) to say it with 'jeo EUI GA' ? because I think it's mean 'the idea' = is 'MINE' So, if the correct one is : jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo Don't know why but I feel kinda weird when I try to say it, because 'jEGE' = "TO me" so I think, megically the translation is = i have an idea TO ME? aaaa, sorry if I make you confused, but I really want to know the logic beetween these. hehee (TwT)/ Thanks for reading my question.