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더니

one's family; one's wife; wife; home; family; you

dance

about five

comment

more

moreover

(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to convey a newly learned fact from a past personal experience, and indicate that the speaker notices or is impressed by it

A connective ending used when a certain fact or situation happened after a fact or situation in the past; A sentence-final ending used to remember something that one learned from a personal experience in the past and imply that there is a contrasting situation

codonopsis lanceolata

feeler; antenna

slow

(informal addressee-lowering) An expression used to refer to and convey in the present a fact the speaker learned through a past experience to the listener

A connective ending used when assuming or recognizing the truth of the preceding statement, but implying that it is not related to or does not influence the following statement

A connective ending used to show regret or sadness, etc., while hypothesizing what it would be like if the past were different from the fact

few; a few; occasionally; A postpositional particle used to indicate the object that is influenced by a certain action

more; further

A connective ending used when a certain fact or situation happened after a fact or situation in the past

A sentence-final ending used to remember something that one learned from a personal experience in the past and imply that there is a contrasting situation

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A sentence-final ending used to remember something that one learned from a personal experience in the past and imply that there is a contrasting situation.

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