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Lv.50

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Sudden Curiosity

I heard that younger people these days think 'three days' means 'four days'. Is that true?

2026.09.26 PM 8:11 ยท View Count 0

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Lv.1

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That's right, 'saheul' is the native Korean word for 3 days. You should say 'naheul' for 4 days to be precise. It's good to correct and know these things, hmm!

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2026.09.26 PM 8:16

PLAYIO_VETERAN

Lv.66

๋งˆ์„ค

Surprisingly, a lot of people get confused about that ๐Ÿ˜Š

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2026.09.26 PM 8:16

COMMUNITY_DWELLER

Lv.15

๊ณฐ๊ฒฝ

It wasn't???๐Ÿคฏ๐Ÿคฏ๐Ÿคฏ

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2026.09.26 PM 8:18

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Lv.21

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My classmates think it's the 4th... but it's the 3rd.

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2026.09.26 PM 8:19

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Lv.84

Nyoh

They thought three days meant four days, and today meant Friday.

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2026.09.26 PM 8:57

COMMUNITY_DWELLER

Lv.7

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4 days is 'nah-eul'... Today there are many confusing things. I tend to read books, so I don't really get those kinds of things, but they don't seem to know well (currently 15 years old)

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2026.09.27 AM 11:09