When to use 저는 and 나는?
When is the right time to use them and what's the difference between them?
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"저는" is Korean honorifics form for "나는".
Both mean "I am"
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Thank you =))
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There's just formality difference.
저는 is more formal than 나는.
You will see slightly different forms as;
제가 and 내가.
If you find it unclear, post another question. :)
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