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are happening at the same time (as in "I asked and I prayed"). Brooding has two different words for each | are happening at the same time (as in "I asked and I prayed"). Brooding has two different words for each | ||
case. ''daebuh'' means they are simultaneous, while ''shenga'' is more equivalent to "and then". Note that | case. ''daebuh'' means they are simultaneous, while ''shenga'' is more equivalent to "and then". Note that | ||
while '' | while ''shenga'' is almost always used in reference to time and sequence. ''daebuh'', however, can be used in non-time-specific situations. | ||
Other clause conjunctions are: | Other clause conjunctions are: | ||