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Please explain why ‘I think of it as her family business’ is incorrect.
‘I pity them
Why is this an awkward expression?
summation
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‘It’s pitiful”*#eye **”Thinking”** and; **”It’s a family business”**eye
Mainly combined with ‘here”**
Mixing the two expressions is awkward because it overlaps meaning and deviates from idiomatic usage.
thus
Instead of ‘feel pity’, it is natural to use **”feel pity”****.
Commentary: Both are natural expressions.
2) Understanding Korean phonological theory
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Why is brightgo pronounced /bappi?
2 Gyeongeumhwa (Donsorihwa) rules
The **plain sound (old debeopsi dong*) that comes after the closed consonant (nim, de gi) is the ** tense consonant (7,
Pronounced jja**.
“Bap(Bak) + Go” – Bakko (He + 7)
(Bak[gi] + meat – Bak[gi
Kkokki])
3. Entire pronunciation process
1. “bright”
The consonant “Gun7” is simplified to –
[Park Go]
2 The plain sound “he” after the lung consonant (-) becomes a tense consonant.
[Bakkeu]
3. The actual pronunciation is more smooth as [Bapko].
(Reason: Because the position of articulation for the labial sound is ahead of the -velar sound)
4. Similar examples
Read – [Uigo]
Chicken – [Dak Meat]
Clear – [Makgyo]
conclusion
The reason why “baekgwa” is pronounced as [bapko] is because the rules for simplification and tense consonants apply at the same time.
One phonetic rule is essential for natural pronunciation of Korean.
Commentary: It is not pronounced bright /rice /rice. The standard pronunciation of brightness is /foot /. It is hallucinations
3) Understanding phonology/voice science
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Why do ‘7’ in Korean sometimes hear /k sometimes to English speakers?
5. Comparison example
korean:
Cold- [strong] Unl sound)
Memory- [Yang].
English speaker’s perception:
[Strong] –
‘Kang-Gi’ (Kin in K)
[Yang Ki]
‘ANG-GI’
conclusion
The phenomenon of ‘mu’ /k is the result of a combination of Korean non -sound tale rules with the phonological system of English speakers.
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Korean IML -INL change framework English speakers are interpreted as ** closed sound /k **.
This is a natural phenomenon that comes from the difference in hearing biases and voice environments between Inon languages.
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Commentary: It is explained that the cold is pronounced by the non -sound tale phenomenon, and the teeth /strong /to the English speaker will sound /kakki /. However, the pronunciation of the cold /strong /is contrary to the standard pronunciation, and it is even more rare to change to /strong /ga /each /each. In other words, it is hallucinations.
4) Understanding Korean expressions
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Why do you feel awkwardly ‘when the bong comes’?
conclusion
‘When spring comes,’ ** is not completely wrong grammatically, but it causes awkwardness from idiomatic expressions and debris
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Natural revision:
“When it becomes a rod”
“When a rod comes
“When the rod is approaching”
Like this, if you come to the customary expression of Korean, the sentence feels sornant.
Why does ‘When Spring Comes’ feel natural?
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conclusion
**”When Bongeun Comes”** feels natural as it combines contrasting context and literary personification to emphasize the topic through Leeol.
C: On the other hand, **”when the bong comes”** is awkward in a neutral context, but **”when the bong comes”** is rather flexible in a specific context.
It functions as an expression.
Therefore, the standard of naturalness varies depending on the context and the speaker’s intention.
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Commentary: ‘When spring comes’ is the most used and natural sentence. I don’t know why. In any case, Deepseek replied that ‘when spring comes’ is a neutral and awkward sentence.
Conclusion: If you induce it with a trap, it takes a good hallucination.