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- "산"
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I wrote "the most talented, beautiful person that stole my heart" although I knew it's mountain.
Funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is a forum where we ask questions, get answers, and learn more about a language. this is not a place to sit and talk to other kpop fans. i'm an atiny but i'd like to be able to look at the discussion and see helpful things about the language. please look for other atinys on social media platforms such as twitter and instagram and not on a language learning app where people are trying to learn but can't get past the tens of comments talking about a kpop boy. thank you.
Relax thy self, young one. Everyone's just trying to make the learning experience a bit more enjoyable. If you have a problem with the question, just ignore the Ateez related comments and keep scrolling
I was looking for atiny! also bada makes me think of our precious San too. BADA DAAAAAA!
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Most people don't need it, but it's really helpful for those who already know Chinese or Japanese.
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The noun 산 is mountain and you can find it in the dictionary. The living/alive must be some transformation from the verb 살다, “to live”.
Many words can share a meaning it is like in english their, there, they're. The only difference is the spelling is the same so it depends on the context
I typed out mountain and my keyboard switched it to the emoji ⛰️ and I didn't notice until it said it was wrong.
Now I kind of want to write a list of the emojis with their translations in each language I'm learning haha. I feel like that would be a cute idea if you want to study new vocabulary. Knowing the name would then allow you to search for the emoji when typing in that language too!
If you say that The translation is alive, then alive should be correct too
That's when you put the noun which is supported by the adjective. I know, in English, writing an adjective without a noun can be grammatical. However, it does not work well in Korean.
doesnt 산 should has a particle? like 은 bc it is a sustantive? idk im so confused with this of particles :c
