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    Besides the meaning of "having" or "acquiring" something, "get" also can be used to mean a process is happening, as in your example. "It is getting colder every day" means the weather is becoming colder with each passing day. Another slang meaning is given in the following example: "Do you understand?" "Yeah, I get it!" / "No, I don't get it!" Both mean "understand" in this example. I will stop here since there are many usages of "get," but if you have specific examples, please write them out.
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    There is a phrase, "steal of a deal." It means that the price is very cheap--almost like stealing the thing.
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    I agree with the previous responder. For me, the main difference is between a name and a nickname.
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    December 6, 2014
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    "나를 좋아하는 마음이 큰지 몰랐어" Hello, this is my first post in the forums, although I am studying Korean in my own time and looking forward to more participation in the future! For now, I have a quick question, if someone can help. In this sentence: "당신이 나를 좋아하는 마음이 큰지 몰랐어" I'm mostly confused by "큰지." Does it mean something like "[so] much?" Is the entire sentence saying something like "I didn't know you cared so much about me?" If I'm wrong, I just wanted to check, and thanks so much for your time!
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