Different spacing, different meaning! #korean #koreanlanguage

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[AdAstraAtx]

Very helpful ❤ Similar to an English example? “Light housekeeping” vs “Lighthouse keeping”

[jeff__w]

Not so unusual. It's like "An ice man" vs. "A nice man" or "I saw a lighthouse" vs. "I saw a light house."

[rjbyungwonders]

Very helpful. Sometimes, I get confused about where to put the space in words.
감사합니다

[iiTzLurks]

In context I think Koreans will get the idea with the spacing but this is good to know

[하니zaje]

You guys are lucky Bec you already know that language ☹️✌🏻

[xostaygenexo]

Can someone tell me what "것 같다" means?

[HeartOfTwinkle]

This is one of the reasons why I had to quit before..it's very confusing..but I'm trying my best ^^

[nekkoPi]

I hate this in Korean 😭 I get so confused...

[YunjinKim-lg]

I can't understand this .
Why sounds like th....
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