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머리가 아프다 is commonly used to express a headache in Korean. While 머리를 아프다 is grammatically incorrect to use in a context by itself. 머리가 아프다 = My head hurts/ I have a headache. 머리를 ____가 아프게 한다 / ___가 머리를 아프게 한다 '을/를' indicates the object of an action. (그녀가 머리를 아프게 한다 = She makes my head hurt)
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In addition to this 한국, we have the official name in Korean, which would be 대한민국.
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코리아 = The word "Korea" written/spelled/read in Korean. 한국 = (Han Guk) formal word translation of "Korea" in Korean. 아메리카 = The word "America" written/spelled/read in Korean. 미국 = (Mi-Guk) formal word translation of "America" in Korean. '한국' is the official and formal term for Korea. '코리아' is an informal, and sometimes stylized of referring to the country for Koreans.
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Hyun Joon BangStudent of Kirksville College of Osteopathic MedicineMeans something like “…a person to catch …” but without context it’s hard to decipher.
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- Oh no, this is worst than Squid game! I should go back to Korea before all these zombies kill me.
How would you say this in Korean (male, casual)?
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