There is truth behind the superstitions.

2018-12-11 · 첨삭 강사 Rosie

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I think there is no truth behind the superstitions. I think most Korean superstitions are made for giving lessons to people. For example, there is \'We shouldn\'t stretch while eating meals\' in Korea. I think this superstition makes people politer because it shows people who eat together with me attention or favor rather than feeling boring. In addition, there is a superstition which is saying if you cut your nails in the night, your parents would be sick. I think it is made because of safe. Since it is dangerous to cut the nails in the dark, people warn with this kind of superstition.

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I think there is no truth behind the superstitions.

>> CORRECT


I think most Korean superstitions are made for giving lessons to people.

>> CORRECT


For example, there is \'We shouldn\'t stretch while eating meals\' in Korea.

>> For example: \'We shouldn\'t stretch while eating meals\' in Korea.


I think this superstition makes people politer because it shows people who eat together with me attention or favor rather than feeling boring.

>> CORRECT


In addition, there is a superstition which is saying if you cut your nails in the night, your parents would be sick.

>> In addition, there is a superstition saying that if you cut your nails at night, your parents would get sick.


I think it is made because of safe.

>> I think it is made for our safety.


Since it is dangerous to cut the nails in the dark, people warn with this kind of superstition.

>> CORRECT

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