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Korean has two words for “already”: 이미 and 벌써. Luckily, the difference is easy to get.
Both 정말 and 진짜 mean “really” and are mostly interchangeable
Most of the time, when you see -고 in a grammar form, think “and”. But here’s the tricky part: it’s easy to confuse -고 with 아/어 endings, since both link verbs. The difference is subtle but important:
Korean has several different verbs for cutting, each with its own nuance. Here’s a breakdown with unique examples + one shared example where helpful.