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|'''lang''' 랑 ''-rang''||'''-i lang''' 이랑 ''-irang'' || - | |'''lang''' 랑 ''-rang''||'''-i lang''' 이랑 ''-irang'' || - | ||
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1 '''-uy''' 의 is a historical and antiquated spelling, which is now commonly pronounced [ɛ] as well as [ɰi].'''-uy''' is often omitted in colloquial speech. <br> | 1 '''-uy''' 의 is a historical and antiquated spelling, which is now commonly pronounced [ɛ] as well as [ɰi]. '''-uy''' is often omitted in colloquial speech. <br> | ||
2 '''-lo''' also occurs with stems ending in ㄹ ''l''. | 2 '''-lo''' also occurs with stems ending in ㄹ ''l''. | ||