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Usages of ajik
새로 문을 연 책방을 아직 안 가 봤어.saero muneul yeon chaekbangeul ajik an ga bwasseo.
I haven’t been to the newly opened bookstore yet.
아직 밥을 안 먹었어요.ajik babeul an meogeosseoyo.
I haven’t eaten rice yet.
수하물이 아직 안 나왔어요.suhamuri ajik an nawasseoyo.
The luggage hasn’t come out yet.
나는 아직 새 계획에 익숙하지 않아서 시간을 계속 바꿔.naneun ajik sae gyehoege iksukhaji anhaseo siganeul gyesok bakkwo.
I’m not used to the new plan yet, so I keep changing the time.
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