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English Sentence:

Whatever you do, I will support you.

Korean Translation:

당신이 무엇을 하든지 전 당신을 응원할 것입니다.

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Words used:

당신

dang shin

1. you (used in writing) 2. honey (between married couples) 3. you (used in a negative tone)

Here: you (used in writing)

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이

i

1. (subject particle) 2. this 3. (particle after verb or adjective to make adverb) 4. tooth, teeth 5. two, 2 (hanja) 6. lice 7. person (particle after younger/same age person's name) 8. with 9. ear 10. different

Here: (subject particle)

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무엇

moo ut

1. what 2. something

Here: what

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을

eul

1. (object particle) 2. (particle in verb to add meaning of 'perhaps') 3. (particle after a verb or an adjective to modify a noun, future tense)

Here: (object particle)

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하다

ha da

1. to do 2. to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) 3. to have to, must 4. (after verb to tell how another person feels) 5. to say, to speak (short version)

Here: to do

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든

deun

1. (particle after word to add meaning of 'whatever, whichever, whoever') 2. (particle after word to add meaning of 'although', 'even though')

Here: (particle after word to add meaning of 'whatever, whichever, whoever')

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지

ji

1. (particle for a negator, not) 2. (particle to finish sentence, casual tone) 3. right? (confirming) 4. paper 5. land, area 6. since, from the time that 7. (particle to connect a question phrase) 8. intelligence 9. maybe because

Here: (particle to connect a question phrase)

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전

jun

1. entire, whole 2. pancake 3. money 4. front, prior to, before 5. war, battle 6. (short form of 'I'+ subject particle, polite tone) 7. electric

Here: (short form of 'I'+ subject particle, polite tone)

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당신

dang shin

1. you (used in writing) 2. honey (between married couples) 3. you (used in a negative tone)

Here: you (used in writing)

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을

eul

1. (object particle) 2. (particle in verb to add meaning of 'perhaps') 3. (particle after a verb or an adjective to modify a noun, future tense)

Here: (object particle)

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응원하다

eung wun ha da

to cheer, to support

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것이다

gut i da

will, going to be

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니다

ni da

(statement ending in formal tone)

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