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내가 비행기 탔다고 하면,
미리미리 공항으로 차 대기시키는 거 기본 아니야?
上記の文で「으로」の代わりに「에서」を使ったら間違いですか？
내가 비행기 탔다고 하면,
미리미리 공항으로 차 대기시키는 거 기본 아니야?
上記の文で「으로」の代わりに「에서」を使ったら間違いですか？
미리미리 공항으로 차 대기시키는 거 기본 아니야?
上記の文で「으로」の代わりに「에서」を使ったら間違いですか？
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내가 비행기 탔다고 하면 미리미리 공항 와서 차 대기 시켜놓는게 기본 아냐?
も正しいです！
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