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누구

누고 (Yale: nukwo). (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA(key): [nuɡu] Phonetic hangul: [<span class="searchmatch">누구</span>] <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> • (nugu) who 2005, Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, 5th Republic, episode...


누게

<span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu), 누긔 (nugui) Cognate with Korean <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu). (Morphophonemic) IPA(key): ⫽nuke⫽ (Jeju City) IPA(key): [nuɡe] Phonetic hangul: [누게] 누게 (nuge) who...


누구세요

Contraction of <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, “who”) + (이)— ((i)-, “to be”) + —세요 (-seyo) (honorific polite style suffix). (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA(key): [nuɡusʰe̞jo] Phonetic...


marker). 뉘 • (nwi) (possibly dated) genitive of <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, “who; somebody”): whose, somebody&#039;s Synonyms: <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, used attributively), 누구의 (nuguui) From...


누가

nominative case marker). 누가 • (nuga) nominative of 누 (nu, “who”) nominative of <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, “who”) *누구가 (*nuguga) is not normally used. 누가 • (Nuga) alternative...


nugu

See also: nügu Borrowed from Korean <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, “who”, pronoun). nugu (comparative more nugu, superlative most nugu) (fandom slang) Unknown; unpopular. (fandom...


누 • (nu) (archaic or regional, including Gangwon, Gyeongsang) synonym of <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu, “who, someone”) 2012 April 20, 이돈 [idon], “대추나무를 되찾은 오성의 재치 [daechunamureul...


이름

식물은 이름이 뭐야? i singmur-eun ireum-i mwo-ya? What&#039;s the name of this plant? <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> 이름으로 예약하셨나요? nugu ireum-euro yeyakhasyeonnayo? What name is your reservation...


“there”) Coordinate terms: (distal) 제 (je, “there”), (proximal) 예 (ye, “here”) 게 <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> 있느냐? ― ge nugu in-neunya? ― Is someone there?/Who&#039;s there? Korean reading...


Korean pronouns 나 (na, “I; me”), 너 (neo, “you”), and 누 (nu, “who”) (&gt; modern <span class="searchmatch">누구</span> (nugu)) were all formed from the same etymon via ablaut, which appears to...