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Korean Grammar: “밖에 vs 만” Explained (How to Say “Only” in Korean)

Korean “밖에” and “만” both mean “only,” but they are used in very different ways. “밖에” is used in negative sentences and means “nothing but,” while “만” is neutral and …

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