I've been trying to understand the difference but it seems like there is none, and 주일 is just less used? Looks like both can be used for counting weeks, and as a noun meaning a week? I also think both can be used with either Sino or pure numbers? Then if that's right, can I only say "일주일에 1 번" or can I also say "일주에 1 번"?
#주 vs 주일
misty turtle
limber sorrel
the difference between those is just korean and chinese(sino). 주 is korean, 주일 is chinese, its up to you which one to use but yea
misty turtle
Oh, didnt know 주일 was Chinese
limber sorrel
yess now u know😋
its the same like day, month, etc... korean day is 날, chinese day is 일, korean month is 딸, chinese month is 월
misty turtle
Yeah, i knew those
limber sorrel
😋
glad nacelle
its the same like day, month, etc... korean day is 날, chinese day is 일, korean m...
korean month is 딸..?
not 딸, "달" is correct
korean month 달
china and japan month same
Since use hanja,kanji, Chinese characters
glad nacelle
I'm an expert in Korean(native) and Japanese
limber sorrel
😍
glad nacelle
its the same like day, month, etc... korean day is 날, chinese day is 일, korean m...
china and korea and japan is use 주,주일
It doesn't matter because it's Chinese characters
limber sorrel
I'm an expert in Korean(native) and Japanese
why u use beginner tag then😔
glad nacelle
why u use beginner tag then😔
If tag me as a native speaker, other people keep sending you tags
limber sorrel
ohh truee
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limber sorrel
it can be annoying
glad nacelle
It doesn't matter because it's Chinese characters
" Chinese characters " Rather than this word hanja(korea), kanji(japan) word is correct