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16.A method to facilitate sharing information that resides in a processing entity's private data area, comprising:by a control circuit:pre-populating the private data area with a plurality of directories, wherein at least some of the plurality of directories each have a one-to-one correspondence...
it is just a suffix to express to "hang on something" "willing to do"가고싶어 i wanna go 그곳에 가고싶어서 기차를 탓다 I took train to go there.먹고싶다 i wanns eat something 먹고싶어서 샀다 i bought it to eat it.
被“赞”数: 44 the suffix usually changes the gramatical group of the word, it's a derivation so I think that you can distinguish by knowing the meaning of the original words (fenomenal commes from "fenômeno" what means an event or brutal/fast and surprising event, so fenomenal it's...
Conjugation, for example, refers to the inflection of verbs while declension refers to the inflection of nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. An inflection often expresses one or more grammatical categories by employing an explicitly-stated prefix, suffix, or infix, or another internal modification such ...
What’s the meaning of -(아/어)서 at the end of a sentence? I know that it’s a contradiction of 그래서 and how to connect sentences by using -(아/어)서 but I sometimes see it being used at the end of a sentence. Like “계속 발전하고 싶어서” ...