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- ines_teixe
July 2018
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![]() | JinhwanHaNovember 2018 저는 I'm 저의 my 저는 학생입니다. I'm a student. 저의 가방입니다. It's my bag. |
![]() | chasekimMarch 2019 ‘저는’ is ‘as me’ or ‘for me’ ‘저의’ is ‘my’ or ‘of me’ |
![]() | sung_chul_July 2018 First, '저' is 'formal I'.
"는" has many meanings but I think these two are fine. 1. Contrast with others.
ex) 너는 할 수 있지만 나는 할 수 없다; 'You' can do it, but 'I' can't do it. 2. Showing the topic of the sentence. ex) 너는 점심을 먹는다; 'You' are having lunch. "의" is postposition for making word possessive. When it attached to a certain word, its meaning will change to 'Possessive'.
So, "저의" means "My". This page will be helpful for Korean Postpositions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_postpositions |
![]() | vincentApril 2023 Yes, there is a difference. In simple terms: 저는 (jeo-neun): ”I am” or ”I” (with a topic marker) 저의 (jeo-ui): ”my” or ”mine” (possessive) |
![]() | BetterSituationsMarch 2023 ’저’ is used when ’I’ lower myself. ’저는’ is ’I’ as the topic, as in ’저는 걸을 것입니다.’ (I will walk.) ’저의’ is ’my’, as in ’저의 상자는 가볍습니다.’ (My box is light.) Note that one may use ’제’ instead of ’저의’. |
![]() | ejeon0929March 2023 저는 means ”I am” And 저의 means ”my” |