Typically Koreans say 가방 for backpack though
But doesn't 가방 just mean "bag" and also "briefcase"?
That's what I was taught also
why 있습니다 and not 있어요?
있습니다 is more polite
Doesn't 내 mean "my" ,too?
내 is less formal
OK, but it was not accepted. Thanks, anyway.
Is 배낭이 usually used for backpacks and 가방 for other bags? I was taught gabang for backpack too
가방 is just a general bag or sack. 배낭 is specifically backpack.
Shouldn't it be 제 가방은 나무 옆에 있습니다. It's my first time hearing 배낭 instead of 가방
Is 배낭 more formal than 가방?
Could someone explain the difference between 근처에, 가가이에 and 옆에, please?
Ohk so from songs and kdrama i properly learnt about 앞에 and 옆에. I hear these both words very frequently.
We can use "우리" for "my" too right?
that is usually only when referring to a family member. you would not use it for objects or things unless you really are saying "our backpack."
Ah okay, thank you