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42K views · 570 reactions | "지 마" (ji ma) is a Korean grammar structure used to express prohibition or telling someone not to do something (similar to "Don't" in English or "Huwag" in Tagalog). Structure ✅ Verb stem + 지 마(요) → "Don't (do something)" 지 (ji) → A grammatical particle attached to a verb stem to form a negative command. 마 (ma) → From the verb "말다" (malda), which means "to stop" or "to not do something." | EasyKorean101 | Facebook

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