Do you want to learn Korean? Are you interested in asking questions in Korean? Are you aware of all the Korean question words? If not, then don’t worry because, in this blog, we will walk you through all the ways that we can make questions.
Here, you will learn Korean question words so that you can make questions and hold a Korean conversation. So let the learning begin. 시작 (sijak!)
What Is The Korean Language?
The Korean language is the official language of South Korea and North Korea. The Korean language of South and North has minor differences which are sometimes extremely difficult for a non-native speaker. But the native Korean speakers understand each other easily. If you are learning Korean in South Korea, then the accent and words of North Korean might not be understandable for you, but once you master this one, the other one will be easy for you as well.
Before Korean, Chinese was spoken widely in Korea, and the Korean language had to face some resistance. But eventually, the language succeeded, and the Korean people tend to speak Korean now. The elements of the Chinese language have not been eliminated completely, and there are many words in Korean that are either Chinese or derived from the Chinese language. An example of this is the Sino-Korean numbers.
Questions In Korean
There are two main ways to form questions generally. The first one is by asking questions that can have yes, no, I don’t know as answers. The second type is asking for something other than yes or no. Those questions use the question words and need specific answers.
The sentence order in a Korean question for a simple question has the same subject-object-verb order. SOV is the shortened form of that and can help you remember the sentence order. You can also add adjectives and other adverbs to make complex sentences.
Examples Of Questions In Korean
The questions like “Are you happy?”, “Do you like this?”, “Is this your bag?”, “Are you the author of this book?” are yes/no questions. All of these questions can easily be answered with a yes or no. You can say, “I am happy,” “I like this,” “This is my bag,” “I am the author of this book,” etc.

Yes And No Questions In Korean
For the first category, it is essential to have some vocabulary in Korean which can assist you in making Korean questions. Considering the English sentence structure, you might feel “Ugh! do I have to learn another sentence order now? I haven’t even gotten over the one which I learned yesterday.”
Well, guess what? You don’t have to. Korean simple questions (questions without question words) follow the same word order. YES! The exact same word order. Now, you might be wondering, if Korean has the same word order, then how would I know if someone is asking a question or telling me something?
A simple answer to that is you do have to make slight changes to change a sentence into a question. These changes are different for both written Korean and Oral Korean. For written Korean, the only thing you have to do is to add a question mark at the end of the question.
For oral Korean, you would have to change your tone. Our tones are usually calm when we are trying to tell someone something. It has an element of explanation to it instead of questioning. This is different for the questions. While asking questions in Korean, raising your voice is a common phenomenon (especially when one is shocked).
While asking questions, you should give the impression to the listener that you want to know something. It should imply that you are trying to get some information. If your tone is monotone, then the person that you are asking a question might not be able to guess that. Putting emphasis and looking with inquisitive eyes can give the Korean speaker the idea that you are trying to know something.
Here is a table for you to learn some of these questions.
English Translations | Korean Sentences | Sound |
Are you Korean? | 한국 사람이에요? (Formal) hangug salam-ieyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국 사람이에요? [/Speechword] |
Are you tired? | 피곤하십니까? (Formal) pigonhasibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국 사람이에요? [/Speechword] |
Are you busy? | 바쁘세요? (Informal) bappeuseyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]피곤하십니까? [/Speechword] |
Is this a cat? | 이거 고양이야? (Informal) igeo goyang-iya? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이거 고양이야? [/Speechword] |
Do you know him? | 그를 아니? (Informal) geuleul ani? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]그를 아니? [/Speechword] |
Do you like this? | 이런 식으로 작업을 수행? (Informal) ileon sig-eulo jag-eob-eul suhaeng? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이런 식으로 작업을 수행?[/Speechword] |
Can you speak Korean? | 한국어를 할 수 있습니까? (Formal) hangug-eoleul hal su issseubnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국어를 할 수 있습니까?[/Speechword] |
Do you like him? | 그를 좋아합니까? (Formal) geuleul joh-ahabnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]그를 좋아합니까?[/Speechword] |
Are cats cute? | 고양이는 귀엽나요? (Formal) goyang-ineun gwiyeobnayo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]고양이는 귀엽나요?[/Speechword] |
To answer these questions, you simply have to add the Korean words for yes or no. These two Korean words can help in answering your questions. You should know that adding yes to any answer does not need to change the overall sentence. But, adding no to an answer requires adding another word which will negate the sentence.
You can check out 5 Easy Ways To Say Yes/No/Ok In Korean to get more information about this.
Here is a table for all the easy Korean sentences with yes in them.
English Translations | Questions In Korean | Sound | English Translations For Answers In Korean Sentences | Korean Sentences | Sound |
Are you Korean? | 한국 사람이에요? (Formal) hangug salam-ieyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국 사람이에요? [/Speechword] | Yes, I am Korean. | 예. 한국 사람이에요.(Formal) Ye. hangug salam-ieyo. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 한국 사람이에요 [/Speechword] |
Are you tired? | 피곤하십니까? (Formal) pigonhasibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]피곤하십니까? [/Speechword] | Yes, I am tired. | 예. 피곤하십니까. (Formal) Ye. pigonhasibnikka. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 피곤하십니까 [/Speechword] |
Are you busy? | 바쁘세요? (Informal) bappeuseyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]바쁘세요? [/Speechword] | Yes I am busy. | 네. 바쁘세요. (Informal) Ne. bappeuseyo. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]네. 바쁘세요. /Speechword] |
Is this a cat? | 이거 고양이야? (Informal) igeo goyang-iya? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이거 고양이야?[/Speechword] | Yes, this is a cat. | 네. 이거 고양이야. (Informal) Ne. igeo goyang-iya. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]네. 이거 고양이야. /Speechword] |
Do you know him? | 그를 아니? (Informal) geuleul ani? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]그를 아니? [/Speechword] | Yes, I know him. | 네. 그를 아니. (Informal) Ne. geuleul ani. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]네. 그를 아니. /Speechword] |
Do you like this? | 이런 식으로 작업을 수행? (Informal) ileon sig-eulo jag-eob-eul suhaeng? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이런 식으로 작업을 수행? [/Speechword] | Yes, I like this. | 네. 이런 식으로 작업을 수행. (Informal) Ne. ileon sig-eulo jag-eob-eul suhaeng. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]네. 이런 식으로 작업을 수행. [/Speechword] |
Can you speak Korean? | 한국어를 할 수 있습니까? (Formal) hangug-eoleul hal su issseubnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국어를 할 수 있습니까? [/Speechword] | Yes, I can speak Korean. | 예.한국어를 할 수 있습니까. (Formal) Ye. hangug-eoleul hal su issseubnikka. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예.한국어를 할 수 있습니까.[/Speechword] |
Do you like him? | 그를 좋아합니까? (Formal) geuleul joh-ahabnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]그를 좋아합니까?[/Speechword] | Yes, I like him. | 예. 그를 좋아합니까. (Formal) Ye. geuleul joh-ahabnikka. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 그를 좋아합니까[/Speechword] |
Are cats cute? | 고양이는 귀엽나요? (Formal) goyang-ineun gwiyeobnayo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]고양이는 귀엽나요? [/Speechword] | Yes, cats are cute. | 예. 고양이는 귀엽나요. (Formal) Ye. goyang-ineun gwiyeobnayo. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 고양이는 귀엽나요[/Speechword] |
Questions With Possessive Pronouns
In Korean, some possessive pronouns are used. If a person is asking a simple question with a possessive pronoun for “you” in it, you simply replace it with the possessive pronoun for “me” as a response. Possessive pronoun for me is 나의 (naui) and your is 당신의 (dangsin-ui). Here is a table of some common questions in Korean using possessive pronouns.
English Translations | Questions In Korean | Sound | English Translations For Answers In Korean Sentences | Answers In Korean | Sound |
Is this your book? | 이거 니책이야? igeo nichaeg-iya? (Informal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국어를 할 수 있습니까? [/Speechword] | Yes, this is my book. | 네. 이거 내책이야. nae igeo nae-chaeg-iya. (Informal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]네. 이거 내책이야.[/Speechword] |
Is this your cat? | 이것은 당신의 고양이입니까? igeos-eun dangsin-ui goyang-iibnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이것은 당신의 고양이입니까?[/Speechword] | Yes. This is my cat. | 예. 이것은 나의 고양이입니까. ye igeos-eun naui goyang-iibnikka. (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 이것은 나의 고양이입니까.[/Speechword] |
Are these your children? | 이 아이들이 당신의 아이들입니까? i aideul-i dangsin-ui aideul-ibnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이 아이들이 당신의 아이들입니까?[/Speechword] | Yes. These are my children. | 예. 이 아이들이 나의 아이들입니까. ye i aideul-i naui aideul-ibnikka. (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 이 아이들이 나의 아이들입니까.[/Speechword] |
Is this your school? | 여기가 당신의 학교입니까? yeogiga dangsin-ui haggyoibnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]여기가 당신의 학교입니까?[/Speechword] | Yes, this is my school. | 예. 여기가 나의 학교입니까. ye yeogiga naui haggyoibnikka. (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 여기가 나의 학교입니까.[/Speechword] |
Is your husband nice? | 당신의 남편이 좋은가요? dangsin-ui nampyeon-i joh-eungayo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]당신의 남편이 좋은가요? [/Speechword] | Yes, my husband is nice. | 예. 나의 남편이 좋은가요. ye naui nampyeon-i joh-eungayo. (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]예. 나의 남편이 좋은가요.[/Speechword] |

Question Words In Korean
There are different question words in the Korean language. But mainly, there are 5 common question words that form the basis of all the other question words. These are the words that are used the most to ask questions. Korean speakers commonly use these words either alone or in conjugation with the other words to form questions.
Five basic Korean question words are the 5 W’s (What, when, where, who, and why), which are 뭐 (mwo), 언제 (eonje), 어디 (eodi), 누구 (nugu), 왜 (wae). Another basic question word in Korean is how 어떻게 (eotteoke). Along with these, there are some more Korean question words that are used to make questions.
Look at this table to learn basic question words with their examples.
Question Words In English | Question Words In Korean | Sound | Questions In English | Questions In Korean | Sound |
What | 뭐 (mwo) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]뭐[/Speechword] | What is your name? | 당신의 이름은 무엇입니까? dangsin-ui ileum-eun mueos-ibnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]당신의 이름은 무엇입니까?[/Speechword] |
Where | 어디 (eodi) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어디[/Speechword] | Where are you going? | 어디 가세요? eodi gaseyo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어디 가세요[/Speechword] |
How many | 몇 (myeot) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]몇[/Speechword] | How many children/kids do you have? | 자식들이 몇 명 있나요? jasigdeul-i myeoch myeong issnayo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]자식들이 몇 명 있나요?[/Speechword] |
How | 어떻게 (eotteoke) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어떻게[/Speechword] | How did this happen? | 어떻게 이런일이 일어 났습니까? eotteohge ileon-il-i il-eo nassseubnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어떻게 이런일이 일어 났습니까?[/Speechword] |
Why | 왜 (wae) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]왜[/Speechword] | Why are you so weird? | 왜 그렇게 이상해? wae geuleohge isanghae? (Informal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]왜 그렇게 이상해?[/Speechword] |
What (kind of) | 무슨 (museun) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]무슨 [/Speechword] | What’s the matter? | 무슨 일이야? museun il-iya? (Informal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]무슨 일이야?[/Speechword] |
What kind of | 어떤 (eotteon) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어떤 [/Speechword] | What kind of solution do you want? | 어떤 해결 방법을 원하세요? eotteon haegyeol bangbeob-eul wonhaseyo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어떤 해결 방법을 원하세요?[/Speechword] |
How much | 얼마 (eolma) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]얼마[/Speechword] | How much is it (the cost of something)? | 얼마예요? eolmayeyo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]얼마예요?[/Speechword] |
Who | 누구 (nugu) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]누구[/Speechword] | Who is your boyfriend? | 당신의 남자 친구는 누구입니까? dangsin-ui namja chinguneun nugu-ibnikka? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]당신의 남자 친구는 누구입니까?[/Speechword] |
When | 언제 (eonje) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]언제[/Speechword] | When did you come? | 너 언제 왔니? neo eonje wassni? (Informal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]너 언제 왔니?[/Speechword] |
How many/much/long | 얼마나 (eolmana) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]얼마나 [/Speechword] | How long do I have to wait? | 얼마나 기다려야 하나요? eolmana gidalyeoya hanayo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]얼마나 기다려야 하나요?[/Speechword] |
Which | 어느 (eoneu) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어느[/Speechword] | Which country are you from? | 어느 나라 사람이에요? eoneu nala salam-ieyo? (Formal) | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어느 나라 사람이에요?[/Speechword] |
Answering The Questions In Korean
There are different ways to address these questions. The answers can be in the form of words, questions again, phrases, or sentences which is the same for the questions.
Examples Sentences In Korean
Here are some of the sample sentences to form replies for the question words in the Korean language.
Questions In English | Questions In Korean | Romanized Hangul | Sound |
Whom do you teach Korean? | 누구에게 한국어를 가르칩니까? (Formal) | nuguege hangug-eoleul galeuchibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]누구에게 한국어를 가르칩니까? [/Speechword] |
Why are you talking too fast? | 왜 너무 빨리 말합니까? (Formal) | wae neomu ppalli malhabnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]왜 너무 빨리 말합니까?[/Speechword] |
How can I write my name in Korean? | 내 이름을 한글로 쓰려면 어떻게 해야 하나요? (Formal) | nae ileum-eul hangeullo sseulyeomyeon eotteohge haeya hanayo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]내 이름을 한글로 쓰려면 어떻게 해야 하나요?[/Speechword] |
Why are you learning Korean? | 왜 한국어를 배우나요? (Formal) | wae hangug-eoleul baeunayo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]왜 한국어를 배우나요? [/Speechword] |
I am learning Korean for my job. | 나는 내 직업을 위해 한국어를 배우고 있습니다. (Formal) | naneun nae jig-eob-eul wihae hangug-eoleul baeugo issseubnida. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]나는 내 직업을 위해 한국어를 배우고 있습니다 [/Speechword] |
Where is your friend? | 당신의 친구는 어디에 있습니까? (Formal) | dangsin-ui chinguneun eodie issseubnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]당신의 친구는 어디에 있습니까? [/Speechword] |
What is your favorite subject? | 니가 가장 좋아하는 과목이 뭐야? (Informal) | niga gajang joh-ahaneun gwamog-i mwoya? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]니가 가장 좋아하는 과목이 뭐야? [/Speechword] |
My favorite subject is Mathematics. | 가장 좋아하는 과목은 수학입니다. (Formal) | gajang joh-ahaneun gwamog-eun suhag-ibnida. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]가장 좋아하는 과목은 수학입니다.[/Speechword] |
I’m sorry, I don’t know any verb. | 죄송합니다. 저는 동사를 모릅니다. (Formal) | joesonghabnida. jeoneun dongsaleul moleubnida. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]죄송합니다. 저는 동사를 모릅니다[/Speechword] |
Do you like these comments? | 이 댓글이 마음에 드시나요? (Formal) | i daesgeul-i ma-eum-e deusinayo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이 댓글이 마음에 드시나요?[/Speechword] |
No, I did not like those comments. | 아니요, 그 댓글이 마음에 들지 않았습니다. (Formal) | aniyo, geu daesgeul-i ma-eum-e deulji anh-assseubnida. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]아니요, 그 댓글이 마음에 들지 않았습니다.[/Speechword] |
What do you like to play? | 뭐하고 놀고 싶어? (Informal) | mwohago nolgo sip-eo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]뭐하고 놀고 싶어?[/Speechword] |
I like to play tennis. | 나는 테니스 치는 것을 좋아한다. (Formal) | naneun teniseu chineun geos-eul joh-ahanda. | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]나는 테니스 치는 것을 좋아한다.[/Speechword] |
What is the meaning of this word? | 이 단어의 의미는 무엇입니까? (Formal) | i dan-eoui uimineun mueos-ibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이 단어의 의미는 무엇입니까?[/Speechword] |
Who is your teacher? | 선생님이 누구세요? (Formal) | seonsaengnim-i nuguseyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]선생님이 누구세요?[/Speechword] |
Where did you hear that? | 어디서 들었어? (Informal) | eodiseo deul-eoss-eo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]어디서 들었어?[/Speechword] |
Who is that person? | 그 사람은 누구입니까? (Formal) | geu salam-eun nugu-ibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]그 사람은 누구입니까?[/Speechword] |
How to note something? | 메모하는 방법? (Informal) | memohaneun bangbeob? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]메모하는 방법? [/Speechword] |
What is this site about | 이 사이트는 무엇에 관한 것입니까? (Formal) | i saiteuneun mueos-e gwanhan geos-ibnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이 사이트는 무엇에 관한 것입니까? [/Speechword] |
Who has that object? | 누가 그 물건을 가지고 있습니까? (Formal) | nuga geu mulgeon-eul gajigo issseubnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]누가 그 물건을 가지고 있습니까? [/Speechword] |
How to translate this word into Korean? | 이 단어를 한국어로 어떻게 번역합니까? (Formal) | i dan-eoleul hangug-eolo eotteohge beon-yeoghabnikka? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]이 단어를 한국어로 어떻게 번역합니까? [/Speechword] |
Where do you live inside Korea? | 한국에서 어디 사세요? (Formal) | hangug-eseo eodi saseyo? | [Speechword voice=”Korean Female” isinline]한국에서 어디 사세요? [/Speechword] |

Korean Fun Corner
How fun it is to learn the sentences using songs from K-pop. Most people (especially young people) are learning Korean because they are inspired by K-pop or K-dramas. In our blogs, we bring you a section that will have the Korean words and grammar rules using examples from K-pop and K-dramas, which will make learning fun and easy.
Here is a table for you with the questions in Korean songs having question words.
English Translations | Questions In Korean From Songs | Song Name | Band/ Solo Artist |
What even is in your heart? | 뭐야 네 맘은 도대체? mwoya ni mam-eun dodaeche? (Informal) | Why So Lonely | Wonder Girls |
What do I mean to you? | 뭐야 내가 얼마나 널? mwoya naega eolmana neol? (Informal) | Why So Lonely | Wonder Girls |
Why are you leaving the pretty me behind? | 왜 예쁜 날 두고 가시나? wae yeppeun nal dugo gasina? (Informal) | Gashina | Sunmi |
What are you talking about? | 그 말하는 넌 뭔 수저길래? geu malhaneun neon mwon sujeogillae? (Informal) | Fire | BTS |
No? What do you mean no? | 아니긴? 뭐가 아냐 난 눈 멀었어? anigin? mwoga anya nan nun meol-eoss-eo? (Informal) | Fake Love | BTS |
What is love? | 사랑은 뭐가 사랑? salang-eun mwoga salang? (Informal) | Fake Love | BTS |
What makes your happy? | 뭐가 널 행복하게 하는지? mwoga neol haengboghage haneunji? (Informal) | Boy with Luv | BTS |
What is your name? | 너의 이름은 뭔지? neoui ileum-eun mwonji? (Informal) | The truth untold | BTS |
How long do I have to wait? | 얼마나 기다려야? eolmana gidalyeoya? (Informal) | Spring Day | BTS |
How much longing must fall like snow? | 그리움들이 얼마나 눈처럼 내려야 geuliumdeul-i eolmana nuncheoleom naelyeoya | Spring Day | BTS |
How many more nights do I have to stay up? | 또 몇 밤을 더 새워야? tto myeoch bam-eul deo saewoya? | Spring Day | BTS |
Why am I the only one to love? | 왜 혼자 사랑하고? wae honja salanghago? | I need you | BTS |
Why do I keep needing you even though I know I’ll get hurt | 왜 다칠 걸 알면서 자꾸 네가 필요해? wae dachil geol almyeonseo jakku nega pil-yohae? | I need you | BTS |
Why can’t I do what I want to? Why? | 왜 내 맘대로 할 수 있는? 왜? wae nae mamdaelo hal su issneun? wae? (Informal) | TT | Twice |
That heavy breath, how can I measure it? | 그 무거운 숨을, 내가 어떻게, 헤아릴 수가 있을까요? geu mugeoun sum-eul naega eotteohge healil suga iss-eulkkayo? (Informal) | Breathe | Lee Hi |
Why don’t I get tired of you? | 질리지도 않아 넌 왜? jillijido anh-a neon wae? (Informal) | Peach | IU |
Now tell me why the love has changed | 이젠 내게 말해줘 왜 사랑들 달라진은지 ijen naege malhaejwo wae salangdeul dallajin-eunji (Informal) | Mama | Exo |
Language Tip For Learning Korean
Try making friends with native Korean speakers so that by having conversations with them, you can get to learn many new words and sentence compositions. This will increase your vocabulary, and you will not forget the words easily. You guys can have lessons together and enjoy learning.
You can teach your Korean friends how to speak English and help them with the English translation of many words and phrases in the Korean vocabulary list. Such friends can be a great resource for you. You both can learn a bit with each other, and it will keep you motivated.
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