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I don't think I understand '경우'
It's one of those words that seem to be used in various ways.
Can someone give me a few example sentences with this word and explain what it means in that sentence?
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Korean novels
What are some quality classics in Korean literature? I don't think I'll be able to read them in Korean, yet, so preferably translated ones.
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When do you use this?
'말이야'
I hear that it's for emphasis, but can you put it at the end of practically any sentence?
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Korean swear words
Please give me some Korean curse words, I hardly know any! Got to know them to recognize them, right? Guess I should have proofread the rules.. still, I'd like an introduction.
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honorific subject marker
In what situations do you use 께서 ? I get that it's for older / higher people, but I haven't seen it used very often. Maybe because I haven't paid attention.
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니까짓게 뭔데 .. ?
What exactly does this mean, and why can it be offensive?
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Christmas in Korea
Q to the Koreans: How do you celebrate Christmas in your home? I have the impression that it's more of a couple holiday there than here (where the focus is on the family)... is that true?
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Two sentence endings
I read two sentences today where I didn't understand the endings.
"오늘 소개팅 있거든" - I have a blind date today. What does '거든' do?
"자기 밥값은 자기가 낸다구" - pay for one's own meal. So 내다 is to pay... what's the purpose of -ㄴ다구 ?
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Intentional sentence endings
In my study material I read this about -려고 하다 :
"It can be used with all persons (first, second and third person), whereas other intentional sentence endings are limited. "
Would anyone be so kind as to do a brief overview over which intentional sentence endings are limited to which persons?
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맥주 사왔심다 - means....
I'm just following some random Korean twitter accounts and this popped up: 슈퍼 나가서 맥주 사왔심다
What's the '심'다 doing here?
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Daha fazla göster
