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Hello! My name is Becca, I am a college student in the US majoring in Linguistics. I am currently studying Korean as well, and I hope to be on exchange in Seoul next school year!
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    누가 is a contraction of 누구 (who) and the subject particle 가. So instead of 누구가, it becomes just 누가 when "who" is the subject of the sentence.
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    January 17, 2010
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    What we have learned in class is "비가 와요" (pi-ga wa-yo), literally "rain comes"
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    January 17, 2010
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