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Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation:

Language:

  • 1.This is you.
    • Translation:
  • 2. This is your friend.
    • Translation:
  • 3.그 [geu] the, that
    Generally, when you are referring to something farther away from you and closer to the other person you are talking to, you use the word 그 [geu].
    • Translation:
  • 4.이 [i] this
    Generally, when you are referring to something near yourself , you use the word 이 [i].
    • Translation:
  • 5.저 [ jeo] that, over there
    Generally, when you are referring to something far away from both you and the other person you are talking with, you use the word 저 [ jeo].
    • Translation:
  • 6.Yes, this 저 has the pronounciation as the word for “I” in formal Korean.
    • Translation: