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17 Dec 2019
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How does ~기 change a word? ex. 듣기, 먹기, 쓰기
How does ~기 change a word? ex. 듣기, 먹기, 쓰기
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verbs ending with ~기 mean
~ness in english, which means tranz the type from verbs to nouns
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