Can this sentence be translated into Korean 30

The landlord's question is really cute, hehe, I'll flip it through too.

A mosquito is a chicken, a mosquito is a turtle, the chicken is expensive, and the turtle is expensive.

Translated into Chinese - > one yuan a chicken, one yuan a turtle, is the chicken expensive, or the turtle expensive?

If you want to translate into Korean, because Korean doesn't have such a tongue twister, I can only give you a paraphrase, romanized mark:

dak han ma ri e ir yuan, geo bu gi han ma ri e ir yuan, dal gi bi ssa nya? geo bu gi ga bi ssa nya?

Translating into Korean Chinese is not a tongue twister

And the back is expensive chickens, and it must be expensive turtles, so there is no way to translate it.

Translated into Chinese: One yuan is a chicken, one yuan is a turtle, is the chicken expensive, or the turtle is expensive?

Translated into Korean.

Romanization markers:

dak han ma ri e ir yuan, geo bu gi han ma ri e ir yuan, dal gi bi ssa nya? geo bu gi ga bi ssa nya?

The Roman phonetic alphabet will not only pinyin, but it is not easy to type, or give you a word.

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Application: Listen to what A says, and then ask A personally, and use -when you ask A

Explain this with examples.

I heard you moved.

Hear from others that you've moved, and then confirm it to you)

I heard that you went back to Korea.

I want to hear from others that you are back in Korea, and then confirm it to you)

I think it's used in "I heard that "The Mummy 3" has recently come out, so let's go see it, okay?

This sentence is not appropriate.

I translate it as:

"You are a distant peace.

I have to keep fighting for you".

Both sentences mean the same thing.

You are a distant peace ==> for you ==>

I have to keep fighting ==>

= Impact, = Involved, = Project.

Literal translation: an item that deals with impact. = Impactful items.

Project impact.

Cover your face. From Google.

Items that affect **.

FYI means that this project affects **

1 All means "residential complex".

The word "is" here means "yes", and the whole sentence means "Recently, the more dense the large residential complex, the more fierce the competition for admission to elementary school".

It is the meaning of the situation, but the meaning of the phenomenon, the status quo.

Residential complex.

It should mean "the more, the denser".

The former refers to a state or phenomenon, while the latter refers to an image. It's not the same at all.

The whole sentence is that the denser (more) the large housing complex, the more competitive it is for elementary school admission.

It means apartment park.

It's not about turning a noun into a verb, it's actually a modifier for an adjective, which means that the farther you go, the more competitive the area is. Exceed. This usage is not only used for verbs but also for adjectives. , almost.