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...e statement and cannot be used as an interrogative statement. To use as an interrogative statement one must use the positive form [[A/V + (으)ㄹ 리가 있다]]. *This grammar should be pronounced as one word (i.e. 갈리가), therefore the ㄹ in 리가 is pronounced like an /l/ sou

*Vocabulary pages translated for individual programs, i.e. microsoft word, utorrent etc ==Getting the word out==

...as the first syllable of a word, while 녀 is only used in the middle of a word or at the end. This is a special grammatical rule called '두음법칙' or : In the first syllable of a word, ㄴ or ㄹ combined with a vowel such as ㅣ, ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ becomes

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'What ... ?' or 'What kind of ... ?' However if the rising As an interrogative pronoun:

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'Where ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the As an interrogative pronoun:

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'What ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the As an interrogative pronoun:

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As an interrogative pronoun: {{Interrogative and indefinite}}

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'When ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the As an interrogative pronoun:

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...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'What kind (of)... ?' However if the rising intonation come As an interrogative pronoun:

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'Who ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the e As an interrogative pronoun:

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun usually used for asking a question related to numbers and amounts u When used as a interrogative pronoun, it is often combined with [[counters]].

...tarts with a high pitch and ends with a downward intonation, then it is an interrogative pronoun meaning 'How ... ?' However if the rising intonation comes at the e As an interrogative pronoun:

As an interrogative pronoun: {{Interrogative and indefinite}}