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준비(가) 됐어요? ~ are you ready/all set?

준비- preparation 가- subject particle 되다- to be, become

Example Sentences: 저도 준비 됐어요- I’m ready too 콘서트 준비 됐어요?- are you ready for the concert? 저녁 식사 준비 다 됐어!- dinner is ready!

EVERGLOW (에버글로우) - 봉봉쇼콜라 (Bon Bon Chocolat) MV 준비가 됐어- are you ready?

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Hi, do you know how in korean dialogue there’s ’가’ and ‘나’, what does 가 stands for? logically speaking it’s him/her but where does it originate from?

Hi! So 가 and 나 aren’t really pronouns. Rather, you’ll probably see them in written conversation between two people. For instance:

가: 안녕! = A: Hi!

나: 안녕, 잘 지내? = B: Hi, how are you?

They’re the Korean equivalent of A and B (like Person A and Person B) if that makes sense. It originates from the order of 한글, which goes 가 나 다 라 마 바 사 and so forth, the same way the English alphabet goes A B C and so on. Hope that answers your question!