I have been struggling with countable noun and uncountable noun.
Can you please tell me the grammatically correct one between these two sentences?
"There are no chances that ..."
"There is no chance that ..."
April 27, 2020
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The difference between those sentences are:
Sentence 1: missing the train (noun) (and it means: you afraid of a thing called missing the train)
Sentence 2: miss the train (verb) (and it means: you afraid that you will miss the train)
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June 1, 2017
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I don't understand why "씨" appear in this sentence:
준수 씨가 갑니다
Can I say: "준수 가 갑니다" ?
May 29, 2017
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Please answer these question for me!!!
1.List some Korean sentences structure (as much as you know)
2. I don't know why some sentences end by 주세요, some sentences end by 입니다 and some sentences end by 입 니 까 ???
3. "ㄷ" in Korean pronouce like "t" or"d"???
