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Does the sentence "난 널 하나 면 되" mean "I just need you" ?? If it does , which word in the sentence means "need" ?? (I guess "되" , is that right ?)
Does the sentence "난 널 하나 면 되" mean "I just need you" ?? If it does , which word in the sentence means "need" ?? (I guess "되" , is that right ?)
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X : 난 널 하나 면 되
O : 난 너 하나면 돼
난 너 하나면 돼
= 난 너 하나만 있으면 돼.
"있으면" is need.
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