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I heard "식은 죽 먹기지" means "it's a piece of cake" but can someone explain why there's "지" in the end? isn't "지" means like "isn't it/right"??
I heard "식은 죽 먹기지" means "it's a piece of cake" but can someone explain why there's "지" in the end? isn't "지" means like "isn't it/right"??
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@KiLLStriKE howtostudykorean.com(Lesson 93) will be helpful.
“지” means just “이다”
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