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How do you say this in Korean? keep on
How do you say this in Korean? keep on
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answerTwo are almost same. 걱정되다 is like... you "start" to be worried about something or something make you worry. So now you 걱정하다.
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How do you say this in Korean? keep it up
answerWe don't use such expression in common but you can say 'cheer up' 힘내세요!
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What is the difference between 걱정되다 and 고민이 있다 ?
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How do you say this in Korean? keep going on
answer열심히해!or 화이팅!
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What is the difference between 걱정하다 and 걱정되다 ?
answeractive and passive form
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How do you say this in Korean? keep it up
answer그대로 유지해
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What is the difference between 고만하다 and 걱정되다 ?
answer고민하다 means to contemplate. 걱정하다 means to be worried. 오늘 점심을 뭘 먹을지 고민되네. 고민한다고 해결되지 않아. 내일 길이 얼을까봐 걱정돼. 건강을 해칠까봐 걱정돼요.
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How do you say this in Korean? keep it up
answer"계속하다" https://dic.daum.net/search.do?q=keep%20it%20up&dic=eng
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What is the difference between 걱정하다 and 걱정되다 ?
answer걱정하다 is when you’re worried about something or someone 걱정되다 is when you start getting worried about something or someone
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How do you say this in Korean? keep it up
answerIt depends on the context, but literally it translates to 계속 해.
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