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전혀 (neg.) – not at all 별로 (neg.) – not really 거의 (neg.) – almost not at all 조금 / 좀 – a little/a bit 꽤 – quite/rather 아주 / 매우 / 참 – very 진짜 / 정말 – really/a lot 완전 – completely 너무 – extremely/too*

*너무 has a negative connotation of something being excessive, but if said twice (너무 너무) it is a colloquial way of exaggerating in a positive way.

• I 나 - Casual 저 - More formal

We use 저 when we are speaking to strangers, in formal situation or to elder person while 나 is used when talking to a person like our friend or someone younger than us.

• You 당신 - Most formal (use with stranger or person you don’t know well) 너 - More casual

• He - 그 • She - 그녀 • We - 우리

*Making Pronouns Plural: Add ~들 to the end of a word, it’s that simple (so far) Examples They (male ♂) - 그들 They (female ♀) - 그녀들

*The pronouns never are written alone, we add these particles: 은 - for pronouns with ending consonant 는 - for pronouns with ending vowel

I - 나는 / 저는 You - 당신은 / 너는 He - 그는 She - 그녀는 We - 우리는 You (plural) - 당신들은 They (male) - 그들은 They (female) - 그녀들은

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