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The difference between ~ㄴ다는 and ~는
Both of them are to change a verb or a statement to an adj that can describe a noun right? I've learned many grammars involving the latter but not much with the first one and want to know the difference between both of them. I've tried to compare them and search for the explanation yet can't find any answer good enough to understand.
for example
배운다는 것은 언제나 즐거운 일이에요. and 배우는 것은 언제나 즐거운 일이에요.
외국에 산다는 것은 가끔 힘들 때도 있어요. and 외국에 사다는 것은 가끔 힘들 때도 있어요.
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What is the difference between 그런데 and 그러는데??
Is 그런데 the contracted form of 그러는데??
If not, how are two of them different from each ohter??
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Why is the Drama named 구르미 그린 달빛 not 구름이 그린 달빛???
Just wondering lol
I know that 구름 means clouds
but why is it 구르미 그린 달빛
because of the pronunciation or it has the meaning of clouds by itself??
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What is the difference between 두려워 마 and 두려워하지 마 (Does 두렵지 마 exist??)
What's the difference between these two??
According to howtostudykorean.com
두렵다 is supposed to act like an adj and
두려워하다 is a verb
Why can they just say 두려워 마 (걱정 마 also) without the pattern "+지 말다"
Isn't 지 an important part? It can be omitted??
Pls tell me the nuance and the difference in using between them.
두려워 마
걱정 마 and
걱정하지 마
두려워하지 마
and what about 두렵지 마 , Does it exist? If not,why cant we say 두렵지 마?, Because it's not a verb right?? It's like you cannot "dont" do the adjective so 두렵지 마 is grammatically not correct??
If you understand me pls give me more examples of verbs or adjs that are used like this ,Thank you!
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Why do people always use (ㅡ)ㄴ/은/는+ noun as an independent phrase in Korean???
I've been wondering about this for so long. Please try to understand me.
I know that (ㅡ)ㄴ/은/는 is kind of grammar that is used to describe a noun right? So it will become a phrase 내일 읽을 책 = the book (I/you/…) will read tomorrow
As i understand, It is not a sentence right?? But why do i always see this kind of phrase(I think they are typically phrases, arent they? Like they are not a complete sentence, they are a part of sentence) I always see this kind of phrase being used as an independent sentence in many songs
For example
1. 나밖에 몰랐었던 이기적인 내가 . It's translated as The selfish me who never cared about other people but myself.
2. 흩어져버린 시간 속에 널 아무리 그리워해봐도 "들리지도 않는 너의 기억" The last part 들리지도 않는 너의 기억 is used like it is an independent sentence, if you understand me?? ahhh how can i explain it. It should be used as 너의 기억 들리지도 않아 or sth like that. aint it weird to say "Ur memory that cannot be heard" I always see sth like this in many songs.
Do natives say sth like this in conversation?
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