Useful Info - (5) Commonly Confused Spellings

Starting with the title, it's '헷' not '햇'. Surprisingly, many people misspell words. Let's look into that today! 되 vs 돼 The easiest way to tell the difference is to replace '되'/'돼' with '하'/'해'. If you try this with '됩니다' (deomnida), you get '합니다' (hamnida) and '햅니다' (haemnida). Since '합니다' is correct, '되' is the right choice here. ⬆️ Similarly, for '되죠' (doejo), if you replace it with '하죠' (hajo) or '해죠' (haejyo), '하죠' fits better, making '되죠' the correct form. 든지 vs 던지 Many people often say '던지' (deonji) when referring to a situation of 'A or B'. This is incorrect; '든지' (deunji) is the right one! '던지' is used when recalling the past. ex) 든 : I don't care what you do. 던 : The movie was so fun, time flew by. 며칠 vs 몇일 This one's simple. Regardless of the situation, '몇일' (myechil) doesn't exist. Only '며칠' (myechil) is correct. 안 vs 않 More people get this wrong than you might think. A relatively easy way to distinguish them is that '않' (an) is often used in the structure '~지 않다' (ji anta), while '안' (an) is simply placed before the verb.