Breakdown of sae iusi meonjeo insahae jwosseoyo.
Questions & Answers about sae iusi meonjeo insahae jwosseoyo.
Yes. In this sentence, 새 means new.
- 새 이웃 = new neighbor
- The noun 새 can also mean bird, but here it is clearly being used as a modifier before 이웃.
So:
- 새 이웃 = new neighbor
- 새가 = a bird (with subject marker)
Context and sentence structure tell you which meaning is intended.
이 is the subject marker.
- 이웃 = neighbor
- 이웃이 = the neighbor / neighbor + subject marker
So 새 이웃이 tells you that the new neighbor is the subject of the sentence—the one doing the action.
A very literal breakdown is:
- 새 이웃이 = as for the new neighbor / the new neighbor (subject)
Since 이웃 ends in a consonant sound, it takes 이 rather than 가.