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丫瞳𝔂𝓪𝓽𝓸𝓷𝓰❤️

為什麼C不行啊

course that's not true
many people have wives.
Karl: I see. How about things like cellphones? You don't feel comfortable-saying “my
cellphone" either?
Shin: Well, no. However, we also use uri when something's shared by a group of people, just
like in English. When we Koreans speak English, we would say "our country" because, for
us, saying "my country" sounds like I own the country myself.
Karl: So, there isn't a word for "my" in Korean?
Shin: Yes, we have the word no, but we seldom use it - if you say nae, it sounds like you only
think about yourself.
Karl: Then, I guess the English world isn't very friendly to you. Everything is "my, my, my."
Shin: Yeah... maybe a little.
Karl: But you know I'm not like that when I say "my," right? You're "my" friend and I care
about you.
Shin: I know.
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Korean 韓國人;韓語 Korea 韓
35. Why did Shin say "our wife ado it" 1

36 How would Shin most likely use the Korean words uri and nae?
(A) He would use uri when he talks about his own apartment.
(B) He would use nae more often than uri when he speaks Korean.
(C) He would use uri to talk about things that no one except he has.
D) He would use nae when he talks to someone who is close to him.