something about 눈?
how do i tell if they are talking about 눈(eyes) or 눈(snow)?
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As Mojave said it's all about context, but there's a difference between them when you pronounce it, 눈(eye) they say it prolonging the "n" sound like "noonn" and when it is 눈(snow) they pronounce it normally, just "noon". I hope it helps xD
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Context! Korean is all about context. Eyes don't fall from the sky. You don't blink your snow. Think about the English word "right": how do you know if you mean the direction or that something is correct? Context.
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