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'Using “you” in Korean is quite interesting since the direct translation 너 / neo is often too rude.' That makes me wonder how the preferred third person pronou
by readthenotes1 1y ago
'Using “you” in Korean is quite interesting since the direct translation 너 / neo is often too rude.'
That makes me wonder how the preferred third person pronoun movement works in Korea...
- Leftium 1y agoIt doesn't really exist because Korean pronouns don't have any gender attached to them.
- readthenotes1 1y agoThat's the best solution, of course. Almost never does it clarify...