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- "돼지고기는 건강해요."
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The first time i got this one i wrote "pork is healthy" but my phone autocorrected it into "porn is healthy"
That depends on who you ask.
- “share it with your girlfriend”
- “it's a healthy outlet”
- “it makes you less of a man.”
- “it leads to addiction.”
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There is no link between dietary cholesterol and heart disease. Only blood cholesterol. There is no link between dietary cholesterol and blood cholesterol (because the human body makes most of its own cholesterol, so if it wants to make a high amount, it will add to what you've eaten until it's a high amount, and if it only wants to make a low amount, it will still have to add to what you've eaten, even if you eat a lot of cholesterol).
You don't really put '안' before a '하다' verb.
In '하다' verbs of Korean origin, you put '안' in the middle
노래하다 - to sing; 노래 안 하다 - to not sing
In '하다' verbs of Chinese origin, you cannot do even that. As far as I know you basically never use 안 with Chinese '하다' verbs no matter of what
You can always use the ~지 않다 form though. And if you don't know if the verb is of Korean or Chinese origin, just use it instead and you will always be correct. For example: 걱정하지 않습니다 - I am not worried. (걱정하다 - to be worried); 대화하지 않습니다 - I do not talk (대화하다 - to have a conversation)
Try to tell that in Kabul or in Theheran I'm not sure you will manage to convice people there.
How do i differentiate between Chinese-derived verbs and Pure Korean ones ?
It's actually unclean, it carries the most parasites among all other kinds of meat
