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큰 것 / 작은 것 / 반씩

Choosing an item and sharing a cost

Choosing an item and sharing a cost

To put a description before a noun, many describing stems take after a consonant or after a vowel: , . With an understood item, use : , . In conversation is common.

can come directly before a noun as a colour label: . For now choose with a short phrase rather than building several clauses. Remember that is not .

means half each. means fourteen thousand won each. attaches to the quantity; it does not change the currency noun into a plural.

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FormExampleMeaning
the big one
the small one
long hair
short hair
  • 큰 스케치북 주세요.The big sketchbook, please.

  • 작은 것 주세요.The small one, please.

  • 초록색 스케치북이에요.It is a green sketchbook.

  • 반씩 내요.We pay half each.

  • 만 사천 원씩 내요.We each pay fourteen thousand won.

  • 작은 것 주세요.The small one, please.

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