what is the differences between "그만해 , 멈춰 , 정지 " ?
As you can see these words "그만해 , 멈춰 , 정지 " !
are the same meaning as "stop" but, do you use each word for some reason ?
\ can i use it in any where\ time i want to ?
\ can i mix these words ?
finally thank you very much :)
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그만해. Don't do it. It's OK.
멈춰. Don't move.
정지 stop -> ex)driving your car stop a crosswalk. and go.
sorry. my english skill bad.
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they are similar, to learn those words by definitions is ,I think, not an efficient way. you had better be familiar with some examples in a dictionary.
for examples
그만해라. 지루해서 못 들어 주겠다. (stop it. I can't bear your boring talking.)
멈춰 , 움직이면 쏜다.freeze, if you move, I will shoot you.
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the first two are very similar but the third one I think is closer to 가만 두다... like stay still but 가만 also could be used to ask someone to be silent or stop whatever they are doing. so I guess they are all very similar.
정지 comes from hanja originally. I am not sure if you hear it less frequently in informal everyday conversation or not, since hanja words sometimes tend to be used more in formal speech or in news. A native would probably have a better feel for this.
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