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Grammarheard in 141 videos · 198 times

X, that is; what X means

Puts a topic forward to be defined or reflected on: what radio means to you, what a friend actually is, moms are amazing beings, getting Korean doenjang around here. Captions use it as a heading before an answer, which several of these lines do. It attaches after a vowel; 이란 is the same after a consonant. Two of the printed lines are a lookalike — a word for poached egg that simply ends in the same syllable.

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그래서 저는 테  상대로 할 때 옵저버를 자주 갔죠