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    This document discusses homonyms in the Korean language. It provides examples of four Korean words - "bae", "mal", "sagwa", and "cha" - that each have multiple meanings depending on context. Bae can mean pear, ship, or stomach. Mal can mean talk or horse. Sagwa can mean apple or apology. Cha can mean tea, car, or an informal way of saying kick. The document encourages learning Korean by living in Korea or using language learning applications that provide lessons and conversation practice.

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    This document discusses homonyms in the Korean language. It provides examples of four Korean words - "bae", "mal", "sagwa", and "cha" - that each have multiple meanings depending on context. Bae can mean pear, ship, or stomach. Mal can mean talk or horse. Sagwa can mean apple or apology. Cha can mean tea, car, or an informal way of saying kick. The document encourages learning Korean by living in Korea or using language learning applications that provide lessons and conversation practice.

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    This document discusses homonyms in the Korean language. It provides examples of four Korean words - "bae", "mal", "sagwa", and "cha" - that each have multiple meanings depending on context. Bae can mean pear, ship, or stomach. Mal can mean talk or horse. Sagwa can mean apple or apology. Cha can mean tea, car, or an informal way of saying kick. The document encourages learning Korean by living in Korea or using language learning applications that provide lessons and conversation practice.

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    This document discusses homonyms in the Korean language. It provides examples of four Korean words - "bae", "mal", "sagwa", and "cha" - that each have multiple meanings depending on context. Bae can mean pear, ship, or stomach. Mal can mean talk or horse. Sagwa can mean apple or apology. Cha can mean tea, car, or an informal way of saying kick. The document encourages learning Korean by living in Korea or using language learning applications that provide lessons and conversation practice.

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    1. pear
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    1. apple
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    눈 [nun]
    1. snow
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