Understanding λ and λ€μ in Korean If you’re learning Korean, you’ll come across the words λ and λ€μ , both of which can mean "again" in English. However, they have different meanings and uses. Let’s explore them in a simple way! 1. λ Mea…
If you look into the meaning word by word: μ: well λΆν: a favour λ립λλ€: to give (honorific) 1. What it really means: There’s no direct equivalent of “μ λΆνλ립λλ€” in English and it’s not something English speakers naturally say when meeting new peopl…
Korean has various suffixes that can be added to words to indicate specific types of places. Here’s an overview of each suffix with examples: -μ (public institutions or facilities) -μ₯ (place/site) -μ (store/shop) -λ°© (store/shop) -λΉ (large space) …