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Can "할 줄 알아?" be used to mean "Understand?/Do you understand?"
Can "할 줄 알아?" be used to mean "Understand?/Do you understand?"
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할 수 있다=I can do it
understand=이해하다
do you understand?=이해해?(informal way) or 이해하세요?(formal way)
It's different meaning of "can" and "understand" in Korean
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It means " do u know how to do something? " or " do u know the way to do something?
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It's closer "do u know the way to do something"
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[context1]
비슷한 의미로 사용될 수 있는 example
: 수학문제
<이해했니 와 알겠니> Vs <할 줄 아니=할 줄 알아? >
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다른 의미의 example의 경우
: 줄넘기
<이해했니 와 알겠니> Vs <할 줄 아니=할 줄 알아? > 는 다른 의미로 작용됨
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