"or"
Translation:또는
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I used it before i uploaded this app an to be honest they explain the Korean alphabet (Hangul) really well and the App is very helpful too , but after Lektion 1 you have to pay for it
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In my opinion, "also" is the better translation for "또는". Depending on the part of speech that they're attached to, "거나" and "이나" are closer translations to the word "or".
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I think ㄱㅓㄴㅣ would be used after a word that ends with a vowel, and ㅣㄴㅏ after a consonant (but not 100% sure) (also I apologize for the ❤❤❤❤❤❤ up typing I can't get my keyboard to work properly)
how can i know wich one is the correct answer their pronounciations is totally different
또는 is used when saying only one of the choices is acceptable. ex./ It is either true or false.
아니면 is used when saying this if not that. It shows that both answers are acceptable ex./I'll have coffee or water, I don't care
혹은 means this if not that. It means one of the answers would be used if the other answer isn't acceptable ex./ give me water or coffee, whichever works for you
I hope this helped clear up some confusion!
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After reading these comments, I'm even more confused. What's the definitive context for each of the three words?
What is the difference between the two? I put one, and it said I had a typo but I dont understand when to use each one
Hi I am an armyyy Tho Ive been trying to learn Korean... Basic one is so hard I really need some tips
