How to pronounce “conjugation” in English

kind of translation and how do you figure out when you're supposed to put them in or out if you have a machineare no declensions there there are no conjugation there's just there's no agreement there's no

And beyond that, can write Chinese really well in this, obviously.But writing Korean is difficult because Korean has different conjugation and structure than Chinese.And so it's like, how do you write the Korean conjugation.

It actually coheres very, very well.And second there's going to be things like verb conjugation.

Revolutionaries would later deny they'd ever been engaged in civil wars.We can, I think, therefore perform a kind of conjugation-- a political conjugation here.I am a revolutionary.

But writing Korean is difficult because Korean has different conjugation and structure than Chinese.And so it's like, how do you write the Korean conjugation.You just can't. You can't write Korean possessives.

And you put these together in these syllable blocks, where you construct something that would work in the same writingsystem with the Chinese, which is really nifty because what you can do is you can still write in Chinese and then add the Korean letters to give the conjugation if youwant to. Or you can just write straight in Korean and write it exactly the same way.