더러

deoreo

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Also spelled doro

Not only that; or: told me

Six of these lines are the connective 을뿐더러, meaning not only that but also: there are only three workers, but they are good at the job and pleasant with it; bones have no nutrients and are far too hard as well. The other two are a different thing entirely, the particle 더러, an old-fashioned way of marking the person told or asked, as in the lines meaning she said to me and this means I am the one who is supposed to serve them.

Register: the 뿐더러 use is neutral to formal; the particle is old-fashioned

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그래서 밖에서 팔기도 어려울 뿐