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26 Oct 2017
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French (France)
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Korean
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How do you know whether to say “이거” or “이것” in Korean?
How do you know whether to say “이거” or “이것” in Korean?
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이거 -> use in conversation
이거 뭐에요?
이것 -> use in writing
이것은 어디에 쓰는 물건일까?
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