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...çons (fr)]]Dans cette leçon, nous vous présentons un suffixe verbal qui a un sens très changeant.<br> 5. 작다 [ jak-da] --> 작은데 [ ja-geun-de]<br>

1. <b><font color=DeepSkyBlue>-(으)ㄹ 수 있다</font></b> a été présenté dans la leçon 17 niveau 2 et signifie "<b>pouvoir, être 2. <b><font color=DeepSkyBlue>-도</font></b> a été présenté dans la leçon 13 niveau 2 et signifie "aussi".<br>

...ont color=DeepPink>예쁘다</font>''' [ye-ppeu-da], joka on verbimuodossa ja tarkoittaa "olla nätti", mutta et voi löytää sanaa '''<font color=DeepP ...yo] (nykymuoto), 재미있었어요 [ jae-mi-i-sseosseo-yo] (mennyt muoto) ja 재미있을 거예요 [ jae-mi-i-sseul geo-ye-yo] (futuuri).<br />

...tá implicando que eso tiene el significado de "y", toda la oración podría significar "Compré esto ayer, y es muy grande" o "Compré esto ayer, y me Si se quiere contrastar entre dos oraciones y decir "A + pero + B" puede escoger tanto 그렇지만 como 그런데.

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...other consonant, [[ㅎ]]). Looking at the picture on the right, do you see a resemblance between the old letters we have already learned (top row) and t ..., and say tore and then store. One should either feel a puff of air or see a flicker of the candle flame with tore that one does not get with store. In

...ng remotely similar in English or other languages. These letters will take a lot of practice to pronounce, so listen carefully to the audio and make sur ...uickly, however you will notice that all of these sounds, except ㅢ, make a /w/ sound in front.

*Verb stems ending with a vowel + ㄹ.<br /> *Verb stems ending with a consonant + 을.</ref>

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*Japanese: PAGENAME/ja ...top or bottom of the page. The second way is to add the extra text (like /ja) in the address bar in your browser and navigate to it. For example, let's

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...idüléssel. Előző leckében arra néztünk példákat, hogyan rövidül a szóhoz kapcsolódó témajelölő rag. Ebben a leckében további példákat nézünk arra, hogyan rövidíthetjük az ala

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...earning hangeul section? Also, I was going through it and there seems to b a rather... large difference between the male and female pronunciations of � ...d just use the first kanji in each pair as an abbreviation, but as they're a lot shorter all around than the English, I think it would look most natural