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28 May
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Does ~없는 ~ mean
~less ~
Does ~없는 ~ mean
~less ~
~less ~
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씨 [없는] 수박
pastèque [sans] pépins
죄 [없는] 사람
personne [sans] criminalité -> personne innocente
돈 [없는] 사람
personne [sans] argent -> personne pauvre
Attention à l'ordre des mots :)
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- Korean
씨 [없는] 수박
pastèque [sans] pépins
죄 [없는] 사람
personne [sans] criminalité -> personne innocente
돈 [없는] 사람
personne [sans] argent -> personne pauvre
Attention à l'ordre des mots :)
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- English (UK) Near fluent
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@Noe_MF Cela fonctionne comme une proposition subordonnée relative en français.
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