How to say "WEAR" in Korean [TalkToMeInKorean] 

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Lexus Easterling I knew there were a few different ones but i didn't know there were 8. i was under the impression there were like 3 or 4. I was very much mistaken.

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두르다 is more for "wrapping" something around your body and 매다 is more for "hanging" something on your shoulders, etc.

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Haha I've heard that many times!

First to clarify one mistake you had and that it is 를 (reul) and 을(eul). Not 믈(meul). 를 and 을 are object marking particles and is part of learning Korean grammar. You use 을 if the object word ends in a consonant and 를 if the object word ends in a vowel. For example 반지(ring) ends in a vowelㅣso you use 를 and you say 반지를. For 장갑 (gloves) ends in a consonant ㅂ, so you use 을 and you say 장갑을. The concept is not that hard. Hope this makes sense. You should try to watch the video again and look at each object she mentions and see if you can understand this now.

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Use 끼다 in that case

since the comment is 4 years old, you might've known already but you would rather use 하다 like 치아 교정기를 하다 than 쓰다

It depends on the body part carrying the bag. 메다 for shoulders, 들다 for hands.

Because the usages are different : )

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좋아초콜릿 설렌다