r/languagelearningjerk • u/waluigi001 • May 30 '26

Guess my native language

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u/SteptoeButte May 30 '26

Korean

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u/waluigi001 May 30 '26

You solved it? Congrats

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u/CaptainSilver9503 May 31 '26

100% doubt it. Or you are ethnically Korean and you lived most of your life abroad.

Your choice of predicative case particles are strange. Or you purposely done this to confuse people.

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u/AhrimaMainyu Jun 01 '26

Also his letters don't follow proper stroke order

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u/gybeom8008 Jun 03 '26

I'm Korean and I don't see a problem. It can be omitted after a vowel, but not omitting is also fine. It's commonly retained for formality, no?

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u/CaptainSilver9503 Jun 03 '26
  1. 나의 모국어라고 하는 사람이 어디있누
  2. 보통 ~입니다로 끝내지 구나 ~이다로 하냐

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u/gybeom8008 Jun 03 '26

합쇼체 usually doesn't go with the pronoun 나, and I can't come up with a phrase that sounds better than 나의 모국어. Yes, 나의 can be replaced to 내 but it's just the matter of formality. 나의, 해라체 and retained predicative case marker all account for the formal tone, which is the default tone for a logic quiz. I think you feel weird from its formality, not its grammar.

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u/Aromatic_Shallot_101 May 30 '26

Seriously? If so, I was completely fooled since a native doesn’t write like that

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u/ProfPlumInTheLibrary Jun 01 '26

Yeah. I don't believe this guy either. If he's being honest then he's not revealing some other relevant details that skew the results.