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Norwolf Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The meaning
Hello, teachers.
What’s the meaning of this sentence:
The Korean is a worm, but the Koreans are a dragon.
And to my ear, it sounds odd.
I’d appreciate some help.
Please.
What’s the meaning of this sentence:
The Korean is a worm, but the Koreans are a dragon.
And to my ear, it sounds odd.
I’d appreciate some help.
Please.
Top answer
Hello For me this means that a single Korean is insignificant but as a people they are a force.
- Hello For me this means that a single Korean is insignificant but as a people they are a force.
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Hello
For me this means that a single Korean is insignificant but as a people they are a force.
For me this means that a single Korean is insignificant but as a people they are a force.
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LouiseTHelloFor me this means that a single Korean is insignificant but as a people they are a force.
Thanks a lot, Louise.
I still wonder whether the original sentence is grammatically correct or not.
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