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DigitalSoju: added links to individual pages

2011-03-30T00:54:18Z

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	==First Person==		==First Person==
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	\| 나		\| 나
	\| I, me		\| I, me
	\|		\|
	*This is the low form version		*This is the low form version
	*As a subject, it can be 나는 or 내가		*As a subject, it can be 나는 or 내가
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	! Korean !! English !! Comment		! Korean !! English !! Comment
	\|-		\|-
	\| 당신		\| [[당신]]
	\| You.		\| You.
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	*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).		*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).
	\|-		\|-
	\| 자네		\| [[자네]]
	\| You		\| You
	\|		\|
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	! Korean !! English !! Comment		! Korean !! English !! Comment
	\|-		\|-
	\| 그		\| 그
	\| He		\| He
	\|		\|
	*Actually 그 is not often used in korean. But when translate English into Korean, HE and SHE are just translated 그 and 그녀.		*Actually 그 is not often used in korean. But when translate English into Korean, HE and SHE are just translated 그 and 그녀.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 그녀		\| 그녀
	\| She		\| She
	\|		\|
	*Actually 그녀 is not often used in korean. But when translate English into Korean, HE and SHE are just translated 그 and 그녀.		*Actually 그녀 is not often used in korean. But when translate English into Korean, HE and SHE are just translated 그 and 그녀.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 얘		\| 얘
	\| This guy, this girl		\| This guy, this girl
	\|		\|
	*"얘가 내 동생이야.": "This is my younger sister."		*"얘가 내 동생이야.": "This is my younger sister."
	\|-		\|-
	\| 쟤		\| 쟤
	\| That guy, that girl		\| That guy, that girl
	\| *쟤가 내 동생이야.(That is younger sister.)		\| *쟤가 내 동생이야.(That is younger sister.)
	\|-		\|-
	\| 걔		\| 걔
	\| That guy, that girl		\| That guy, that girl
	\|		\|
	*"너 영희 알아? 걔가 내 동생이야.": "Do you know Young Hee? She is my sister."		*"너 영희 알아? 걔가 내 동생이야.": "Do you know Young Hee? She is my sister."
	\|-		\|-
	\| 이 분, 저 분, 그 분		\| 이 분, 저 분, 그 분
	\| He, she (high form)		\| He, she (high form)
	\|		\|
	*As a subject, it can be 그 분이, 저 분이, 이 분이		*As a subject, it can be 그 분이, 저 분이, 이 분이
	**"이 분이 제 아버지예요.": "This is my father."		**"이 분이 제 아버지예요.": "This is my father."

DigitalSoju: /* Second Person */

2011-01-14T16:25:40Z

Second Person

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	*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).		*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).
	\|-		\|-
	\| 자네 -		\| 자네
	\| You		\| You
	\|		\|

DigitalSoju: /* Second Person */

2011-01-14T16:22:36Z

Second Person

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	! Korean !! English !! Comment		! Korean !! English !! Comment
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~[[당]][[신]]~~		\| 당신
	\| You ~~([[low form]])~~.		\| You.
	\|		\|
	*This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident.		*This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident.
	**"당신, 운전 똑바로 해!"		**"당신, 운전 똑바로 해!"
	*Sometimes this form is also used in a general form when addressing people in general, i.e. in advertisements.		*Sometimes this form is also used in a general form when addressing people in general, i.e. in advertisements.
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	\| You ([[low form]])		\| You ([[low form]])
	\|		\|
			*This is typically only used between friends, especially around the same age or younger.
	*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가		*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가
	**너는 can be contracted as 넌		**너는 can be contracted as 넌
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	*Although wrong, many Koreans also use 너가 instead of 네가.		*Although wrong, many Koreans also use 너가 instead of 네가.
	*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).		*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).

	\|-		\|-
	\| 자네 -		\| 자네 -
	\| You		\| You
	\|		\|
	*This is used by older both men and women (50 years old and above usually, and mostly men) towards younger people, mostly men.		*This is used by older both men and women (50 years old and above usually, and mostly men) towards younger people, mostly men.
	**"자네는 이름이 뭔가?": "What is your name, son?"		**"자네는 이름이 뭔가?": "What is your name, son?"
			\|-
			\|그대
			\|You (poetic)
			\|This form is often used poetically and in song lyrics used towards an intimate subject (for example one's girlfriend).
	\|-		\|-
	\|너희 / 너희들		\|너희 / 너희들
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	\|-		\|-
	\|~~[[당]][[신]]들~~		\|당신들
	\|You all		\|You all
	\|		\|

DigitalSoju: Text replace - 'Grammar Pattern' to 'Grammar'

2010-03-06T14:37:48Z

Text replace - 'Grammar Pattern' to 'Grammar'

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	==Related Pages==		==Related Pages==
	*[[:Category:Grammar ~~Pattern~~\|Grammar]]		*[[:Category:Grammar\|Grammar]]
	*[[Linguistics and language]]		*[[Linguistics and language]]
	*[[Question words]]		*[[Question words]]

	[[Category:Vocabulary]]		[[Category:Vocabulary]]

DigitalSoju at 11:20, 2 September 2009

2009-09-02T11:20:56Z

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	~~{{NeedsNativeCheck\|More clarification on the uses of 당신, 자네, 얘}}~~


	==First Person==		==First Person==
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	*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가		*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가
	**너는 can be contracted as 넌		**너는 can be contracted as 넌
	**Since 네가 and 내가 have almost the same pronunciation, it can be confusing in spoken language, so people often<br>		*Since 네가 and 내가 have almost the same pronunciation, it can be confusing in spoken language, so people often<br>
	:pronounce it is 니가 instead of 네가.		:pronounce it is 니가 instead of 네가.
			*Although wrong, many Koreans also use 너가 instead of 네가.
	*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).		*Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네. Also often gets pronounced as 니 instead of 네(your) in spoken language due to the similar pronunciation as 내(my).

	\|-		\|-
	\| 자네 -		\| 자네 -

DigitalSoju: /* Second Person */

2009-09-02T00:59:37Z

Second Person

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	==Second Person==		==Second Person==
	In Korean using 2nd person is much different from English. ~~Calling~~ someone who is older than you can be considered rude, as well as someone you are not familiar with (unless they are much younger). It's better to refer to older people by a title and people who are near your age as their name until you become close to them.		In Korean using 2nd person is much different from English. Refering to someone as "you," especially someone who is older than you can be considered rude, as well as someone who you are not familiar with (unless they are much younger). It's better to refer to older people by a title and people who are near your age as their name until you become close to them.

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	\|-		\|-
	\| [[당]][[신]]		\| [[당]][[신]]
	\| You (low form).		\| You ([[low form]]).
	\|		\|
	*This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident.		*This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident.
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	\| 너		\| 너
	\| You (low form)		\| You ([[low form]])
	\|		\|
	*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가		*As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가

DigitalSoju: Reformatted this section.. is 너가 right or wrong?

2009-09-02T00:40:08Z

Reformatted this section.. is 너가 right or wrong?

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Youngbin: /* Second Person */

2009-09-01T08:45:47Z

Second Person

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	***당신, 오늘 몇시에 들어와요? (Honey, what time will you come home today?)		***당신, 오늘 몇시에 들어와요? (Honey, what time will you come home today?)
	*너 - You (low form)		*너 - You (low form)
	*자네 - You. This is used by older men (50 years old and above usually) towards younger people.
	**As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가		**As a subject, it can be 너는 or 네가
	**Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네		**Possessive is 너의 or the shortened version, 네
			*자네 - You. This is used by older both men and women (50 years old and above usually, and mostly men) towards younger people, mostly men.
			**자네는 이름이 뭔가? (What is your name, son?)
	*너희 / 너희들 - You all		*너희 / 너희들 - You all
	*[[당]][[신]]들 - You all		*[[당]][[신]]들 - You all

Youngbin at 07:18, 1 September 2009

2009-09-01T07:18:55Z

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	==Second Person==		==Second Person==
	*[[당]][[신]] - You (low form). This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident. Sometimes this form is also used in a general form when addressing people in general, i.e. in advertisements.		*[[당]][[신]]
			**You (low form). This form can also be used when arguing or fighting with someone who's name you don't know, i.e. during a car accident.
			***당신, 운전 똑바로 해!
			**Sometimes this form is also used in a general form when addressing people in general, i.e. in advertisements.
			***XX보험회사는 당신을 소중하게 생각합니다.
			**This form is also used when spouses call each other with respect.
			***당신, 오늘 몇시에 들어와요? (Honey, what time will you come home today?)
	*너 - You (low form)		*너 - You (low form)
	*자네 - You. This is used by older men (50 years old and above usually) towards younger people.		*자네 - You. This is used by older men (50 years old and above usually) towards younger people.

DigitalSoju at 15:51, 9 July 2009

2009-07-09T15:51:00Z

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	*[[당]][[신]]들 - You all		*[[당]][[신]]들 - You all

	~~[[Media:Example.ogg]]~~==Third person==		==Third person==
	*그 - He		*그 - He
	*그녀 - She		*그녀 - She