I never understand why the need to translate "Jeo-neun" to "As for me". "As for me" doesnt sound like a natural English expression and kind of complicates the explanation as it seems to refer to the object in a English sentence and to the subject in Korean.. Why isnt Jeo-neun just translated as the pronoun I?
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I know little bit Japanese, and the grammar in Korean especially omitting "jeo-neun" is exactly the same in Japanese!
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@@neo-fs2cn same thing
@@rkwok0617 Korean consonants and vowels don't exist in the English language. So it doesn't rlly make sense to type it in English.
@@neo-fs2cn i agree with you there
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what is the different between of 누구 and 누구세요? that both verbs meaning is who...but why its different? 😐
Hi. "누구" is a pronoun and usually it's not used alone. "누구세요?" is a perfect sentence to ask the other person who he/she is.
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"Ajig gihoega issnayo"
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I never understand why the need to translate "Jeo-neun" to "As for me". "As for me" doesnt sound like a natural English expression and kind of complicates the explanation as it seems to refer to the object in a English sentence and to the subject in Korean.. Why isnt Jeo-neun just translated as the pronoun I?