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'''Note:''' Some verbs have a noun and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.
'''Note:''' Some verbs have a noun and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.


If the noun form has a Chinese character, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) <Chinese character>.  Also notice you can click on the individual roots to explore more vocabulary.
If the noun form has a Chinese character, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) <Chinese character>.  Also notice you can click on the Chinese characters to explore more vocabulary.
:For example: [[]][[]] <[[]][[]]> - Entrance
:For example: 입구 <[[]][[]]> - entrance.
If there are dashes before or after the Chinese characters, then that means there is no Chinese character representation for it.
:For example: 육개장 <[[]][[]]> (Do not confuse ― for [[一]])
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Note: Some verbs have a noun and a verb form, in this case it will be written like this: noun form(하다 or 되다) with the first definition being the noun form and the second usually being the verb form.

If the noun form has a Chinese character, then it will be noun form(i.e. 하다 / 되다) <Chinese character>. Also notice you can click on the Chinese characters to explore more vocabulary.

For example: 입구 <> - entrance.

If there are dashes before or after the Chinese characters, then that means there is no Chinese character representation for it.

For example: 육개장 <> (Do not confuse ― for )

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