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What is the difference between eotteon, museun, and mwo/mueot in Korean? 1.For example : Museun/eotteon yonghwareul polkkayo? (What film do you want to see?) Question : Are museun and eotteon always used before noun in question sentence? 2.For example : Igeoseun mueosimnikka? (What is this?) Question : Igeoseun means this things? If the answer is yes, that means igeoseun includes in noun, but why uses mueot/mueos, not eotteon/museun? 3.For example : Oneureun museun yoil imnikka? (What day today?) Yoil means day and day includes in noun, if I want to say "Oneul yoireun mueosimnikka?", is it right or wrong? Thanks for the time to answer my questions.
Oct 3, 2010 2:56 AM
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1. Yes, 무슨 and 어떤 are adjectives. 2. 이것 = this, 은 = topic marker. 3. Wrong. 오늘 = today, 무슨 is an adjective that's used to refer to something you don't know what it is. 오늘은 무슨 요일입니까? = As for today, what day is it? (Simply, "What day is it today?")
October 3, 2010
Simply put, museun (무슨) = what and oddeon (어떤) = what kind. They are not the same. Question: Museun yonghwareul joahaeyo? (What movie do you like?) Answer: X-men (title of movie) yonghwareul joahaeyo. Question: Oddeon yonghwareul joahaeyo? Answer: Thriller (genre of movie) yonghwareul joahaeyo.
November 16, 2015
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