It's how you conjugate the verb. Whenever you conjugate a verb ending in ㅂ, you drop the ㅂ, and add 우. Then, it's an attributive form so you add ㄴ to that. The whole word modifies something that is enjoyed by someone.
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nada can have many different meanings, the most common being "to occur" this is used a lot when saying you are sick or got sick in some way.
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First, sorry im not on my Korean keyboard right now. Nampyeon is more formal for husband. manura and jeepsaram are extremely blunt and even rude in certain situations. bu in is used when you refer to someone elses wife (out of respect) and ahneh is just when you refer to your own wife
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normally we use 덥다 따뜻하다 and 춥다 for weather. 뜨겁다 and 차갑다 are used for objects. 또 when you talk about yourself as in how cold you feel you would use 덥다와 춥다.
