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Who?
누구? (Nu-gu)
누구?
Who? (Nu-gu)
What?
뭐? (Mwo)
뭐?
What? (Mwo)
When?
언제? (Eonje)
언제?
When? (Eonje)
Where?
어디? (Eodi)
어디?
Where? (Eodi)
Why?
왜? (Wae)
왜?
Why? (Wae)
How?
어떻게? (eotteoke ~ uh-ttuh-kae)
어떻게?
How? (eotteoke ~ uh-ttuh-kae)