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Korean I guess grammar infographic showing -나 하다, -(으)ㄴ가 하다, and -인가 하다 usage and differences
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How to Say “I Guess” in Korean Naturally: -나 하다, -(으)ㄴ가 하다, -인가 하다

How to say “I guess” in Korean grammar depends on different grammatical patterns. Instead, Korean uses different grammatical patterns depending on whether you are talking about an action, a state, …

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