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24 Dec 2017
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When I want to say "Among the crowd" or "Among a lot of people" I should say 사이에 or 사이에서?
When I want to say "Among the crowd" or "Among a lot of people" I should say 사이에 or 사이에서?
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@ccomvely Oh, So it's okay I use both? Thank you very much, I was so confused about it :)
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사과 사이에 감이 놓여있다.(0)
사과 사이에서 감이 놓여있다.(×)
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It's usually use '사이에' more than '사이에서'
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
@ccomvely Ooh, I totally got it now
thank you :)
thank you :)
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