How do you say this in English (US)? 넌 그 회사에 속해있어

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@okie07 what does jeolsu mean?

@okie07 informally 절수 왔어?

formally 절수 왔어요?

if it is name

i guess the name must be 철수(cheolsu) not jeolsu

@okie07 that's what i mean

@okie07 ah u can use that but if u don't use that it doesn't matter . in daily conversion sometimes we don't use that
so both can be used

but when u write that it needs particle.

@okie07 ah~okay will check it out

@okie07 okay then what's your question?

@okie07
i think both are similar and
it is similar to what i answered about previous question. i don't know whether this is grammatically right or not.

however i feel that if you use는 or 은, which seems like there's another option. so i can say like 이것은 사과야, 저건 레몬이고. there are two fruits apple and lemon. at the same time surely you can use 은 when there's only one fruit, apple. but i feel like that there's another thing. when i heard that sentence used 은

and using 이or가 as a particle seems like just explaining this is just it.
so it feels like this is apple that i told you before. (yeah we know what apple is, this is an example)

first one means like "take care? " next one means " i'm good "