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Korean has three demonstratives - 이, 그, and 저 - which correspond to "this", "that (close)", and "that (far)" respectively in English. 이, 그, and 저 can be used as pronouns on their own or as parts of compound words. Korean also differentiates locations with 여기, 거기, and 저기 which correspond to "here", "there (close)", and "there (far)". Verbs have different endings to indicate mood such as imperative, propositive, and interrogative. Question words can be placed anywhere in a sentence. Honorific and humble forms

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Stephanie Castillo

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