new batch of Korean notes
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<li><a href="#amongbetween" class="internal-link">Among, Between</a></li>
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<li><a href="#any" class="internal-link">Any</a></li>
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<li><a href="#try" class="internal-link">Try</a></li>
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<li><a href="#spacing" class="internal-link">Spacing in Korean</a></li>
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</details>
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[^8]: 뉴스 is used for TV/newspaper news, for gossip/news from friends/family 소식 is used
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[^9]: 더워지다 = to get hot
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### Spacing in Korean {#spacing}
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`띄어쓰기`
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When writing in Korean, in order to avoid unclear and confusing sentences, spacing is important.
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#### Space between words
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1. an adjective and a noun
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1. a pretty puppy = 예쁜 강아지
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2. an early bird[^10] = 부지런한 사람
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2. an adverb and a verb
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1. to walk quietly = 조용히 걷다
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2. to speak fast = 빨리 말하다 / 말 빨리 하다
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3. noun (+marker) and a verb
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1. I bought this = 이거(를) 샀어요
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2. I made the one = 그거(를) 만들었어요
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4. a noun and another noun
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1. trip to Korea = 한국 여헹
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2. the cost of a wallet = 지갑 가격
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#### No space between words
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1. a noun/pronoun and a marker
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1. I + subject marker = 저 + 는 = 저는
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2. I + object marker = 저 + 를 = 저를
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2. noun in a proper name
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1. Korea Tourism Organisation = 한국-관광-공사
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2. Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation = 서울-도시-철도-공사
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3. Samsung card = 삼성-카드
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3. words which form fixed expression can be written together without space[^11]
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1. Family photo - 가족 + 사진 = 가족사진
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2. this thing - 이것
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4. noun + 하다[^12][^13]
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1. 공부(를) 하다 = 공부 하다 = 공부하다
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2. 운동(을) 하다 = 운동 하다 = 운동하다
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3. 청소(를) 하다 = 청소 하다 = 청소하다
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[^10]: in Korean - a hardworking person
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[^11]: commonly found in sino-Korean words
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[^12]: does not work for descriptive verbs, for example 이상 하다
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[^13]: also works work noun + 있다 (맛있다); when split, marker is needed (맛**이** 있다 / 재미**가** 있다)
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