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How do you say, "Food", "Eggs", "Omelet", and "Breakfast" in Korean? ๐
How do you say, "Food", "Eggs", "Omelet", and "Breakfast" in Korean? ๐
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food is ์์
eggs is ๊ณ๋ or ๋ฌ๊ฑ
omelet is ์ค๋ฏ๋
breakfast is ์์นจ์์ฌ but we say ์์นจ
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food is ์์
eggs is ๊ณ๋ or ๋ฌ๊ฑ
omelet is ์ค๋ฏ๋
breakfast is ์์นจ์์ฌ but we say ์์นจ
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