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� Korean Phrase Lesson � 절대 안 돼 Romanization: jeol-dae an dwae Meaning: “Absolutely not / No way / Not allowed” � Breakdown 절대 (jeol-dae) – absolutely / never
Basic Korean language tutorial. Basic Korean language tutorial · Original audio. Korean Phrase Lesson 절대 안 돼 Romanization: jeol-dae an dwae Meaning: “Absolutely not / No way / Not allowed” Breakdown 절대 (jeol-dae) – absolutely / never 안 돼 (an dwae) – can’t / not allowed / won’t work 절대 안 돼 is used when you ...
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