What does 내꺼 mean?
내꺼 means "mine; my possession" in Korean.
How it works here
‘내꺼야’ states that the object belongs to the speaker.
When it's used
Used casually to claim ownership of an object.
The line
내꺼야. 야 쿱스야.
It's mine. Hey, Coups.
An everyday conversation about who owns an object.
Scene from “[GOING SEVENTEEN 2020] EP.44 TTT #1 (Hyperrealism Ver.)” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
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이 자리는 내꺼야.
This seat is mine.
그 책은 내꺼니까 함부로 보지 마.
That book is mine, so don't look at it without asking.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
내꺼
내꺼야. 야 쿱스야.
It's mine. Hey, Coups.
- It means an item that has been lent to someone else.
- It means an item sold at a store.
- It means something that is mine, my possession.
- It means an item given to a friend.
Show the answer
It means something that is mine, my possession.
‘내꺼’ is a very informal spoken form of ‘내 것’. It is natural among friends but unsuitable for formal writing or situations.
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