What is the differences between "the girl who has blue eyes" and "the girl with blue eyes"?
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No difference
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I have never heard that expression. I don't think it is common in the US.
But to answer the original question, they mean the same thing. Unless it's a horror story.
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But if you say "the blue-eyed girl" it might mean either having blue eyes, or having any colour of their eyes but being very naive, or both... :-)
It's thus possible also for a Korean to go under the description "the blue-eyed girl" (being naive). :-) :-)
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The difference is the pronunciation .HAHA!
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