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27 Oct 2017
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Korean
Question about Korean
what does " 할" mean ?
for example "할 말"/ "할 수"
and so on?
what does " 할" mean ?
for example "할 말"/ "할 수"
and so on?
for example "할 말"/ "할 수"
and so on?
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하다 : do
나는 할 수 있다.
I can do.
내가 할 말은 이것이다.
This is what I have to say.
이것은 내가 할 일이다.
This is what I have to do.
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