은지

eunji

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Also spelled unji

How or whether (with descriptions)

Tucks a question inside a sentence when what is being asked about is a quality: whether the front or the back is better, how talkative he was, how heavy it felt, why this is so popular. Doubled across a word and its opposite it becomes a straight either-or, as in the line about not being able to tell whether it is good or not. It goes with descriptions; 는지 is the version for action verbs.

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Which one goes here?

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항상 쌍둥이 형이 제가 너무 좋