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What is the difference between ๋ and ์ผ (day) ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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์ผ = This is only used for the weekends . like ์์โ์ผโ / ์์โ์ผโ
๋ = This would be more similar to โDayโ compared to โ๋ โ
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Nop itโs different!
~์ค์ = During
~๋์ = While
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Theres no word called ์ด๋์
I think you meant ์ด๋ & ์ด๋ฒ์
์ด๋ = at this time
์ด๋ฒ์ = for this once
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