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- "친구가 길에 누워요."
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I used to do that all the time as an edgy joke, especially if someone I knew was driving toward me
It doesn't count for the sake of the exercice. Because there is a specific word for my friend : 내 친구
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There are other exercises which "my" is accepted even though it is not explicit in the sentence.
yeah! I wrote that too and it counted wrong, I was like "what the heck"
- Informal, polite: 누워요 (or past 누웠어요)
- Formal, polite: 눕습니다 (or past 누웠습니다)
The ㅂ consonant stem for this verb morphs into a /w/ if a vowel initial ending is added to it (e.g.: ㅓ요) not for consonant initial endings (e.g.: 습니다).
-eso implies that theyre /from/ a place while -e just means they're there regardless of context
Yes. I'm also thinking that it should be 길에서 instead of 길에 since there's a verb "lies down". I'm confused. I hope someone will answer this. Hehe
I cannot understand, why I always hear "d", when it is "n" at the begining of the word.
Wait. It should be 길에서 instead of 길에 since there's a verb "lies down" right? Please enlighten me. Thanks
