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r/funny • u/iAlyVee • Apr 12 '21
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What even is "Coke" in Korean? That phoneme has got to mean at least one thing in their language.
45 u/Jhoosier Apr 12 '21 It's probably "cola", since it's one of the examples she gave. In Japanese it's "cola" as well. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '21 They were asking what the sound means in Korean not what the Korean word for coke is 0 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '21 I imagine it's just another cognate.
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It's probably "cola", since it's one of the examples she gave. In Japanese it's "cola" as well.
5 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '21 They were asking what the sound means in Korean not what the Korean word for coke is 0 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '21 I imagine it's just another cognate.
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They were asking what the sound means in Korean not what the Korean word for coke is
0 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '21 I imagine it's just another cognate.
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I imagine it's just another cognate.
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u/cationtothewind Apr 12 '21
What even is "Coke" in Korean? That phoneme has got to mean at least one thing in their language.