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Somebody asked me about Korean word. And this is my answer. Can you check this?
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Both of them is correct. It shows that you know about the information. No matters you heard from whom. When you want to tell somebody(except Kim) that Kim is busy, you can use the word. :D Does this sound natural?
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Both of them is correct. It shows that you know about the information. No matters you heard from whom. When you want to tell somebody(except Kim) that Kim is busy, you can use the word. :D Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
Both of them are correct. It shows that you have the information, no matter who you heard it from. When you want to tell somebody (except Kim) that Kim is busy, you can use this word. ^^
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
A little unnatural
Both of them are correct. It shows that you have the information, no matter who you heard it from. When you want to tell somebody (except Kim) that Kim is busy, you can use this word. ^^
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A little unnatural
@indipink I will help you 😺
Somebody asked me about a Korean word and this is my answer. Can you please check this for me?
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They are both correct, it shows that you know about the information. From whom you heard it, it doesn’t matter. When you want to tell somebody (except Kim) that Kim is busy, you can use the word. :D
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