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솔직하다

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At the A1 level, '솔직하다' is introduced as a basic descriptive word for personality. Learners focus on the simple present tense '솔직해요' and the adverb '솔직히'. You use it to say things like 'I am honest' or 'Tell me honestly.' The focus is on basic communication of feelings. It is often taught alongside other personality adjectives like '친절하다' (kind) or '재미있다' (funny). At this stage, you don't need to worry about the complex social nuances, just the basic meaning of 'not lying about how you feel.' You might use it to answer simple questions like 'Is the food good?' with '솔직히, 맛없어요' (Honestly, it's not tasty).
At the A2 level, you begin to use '솔직하다' in more varied grammatical structures. You learn to use the modifier form '솔직한' to describe people (솔직한 친구) and the connective forms like '솔직해서' (because I'm honest) or '솔직하지만' (I'm honest, but...). You start to see the word in K-drama dialogues and simple stories. You also learn the difference between '솔직하다' and '정직하다' in basic contexts. This is the stage where you start using '솔직히 말해서' as a sentence starter to express personal opinions more clearly. You understand that being honest is a valued trait in friendship.
At the B1 level, you explore the social implications of being '솔직하다'. You learn how to balance frankness with politeness (Gongson-ham). You might use structures like '~기보다는 솔직하게 말하는 게 좋아요' (It's better to speak honestly rather than...). You encounter the word in more complex media like variety shows and interviews. You also start to use the noun form '솔직함' (honesty/frankness) as a subject or object in sentences. You can discuss the pros and cons of being too honest in a workplace. You understand the nuance of '솔직담백하다' (to be simple and honest).
At the B2 level, you use '솔직하다' to discuss abstract concepts and societal values. You can write essays about the importance of '솔직한 소통' (honest communication) in modern society. You understand idiomatic uses and can distinguish between '솔직하다' and more formal terms like '가감 없다' or '허심탄회하다' (open-hearted). You are comfortable using the word in professional settings, knowing when it is appropriate to ask for '솔직한 피드백'. You can also use the word to describe artistic styles or writing that is '솔직하다' (raw and honest).
At the C1 level, you master the subtle 'flavor' of '솔직하다' in different registers. You understand how it can be used sarcastically or to soften a harsh critique. You can analyze literary texts where a character's '솔직함' leads to conflict or resolution. You use advanced grammar like '~다 못해 솔직하다' (to be honest to a fault). You understand the historical and cultural roots of why '솔직함' is sometimes suppressed in hierarchical structures. You can engage in deep debates about the ethics of 'radical honesty' using this vocabulary and its synonyms.
At the C2 level, '솔직하다' is a tool for nuanced expression. You can use it to describe the '솔직한 감성' (honest sensibility) of a poem or the '솔직한 묘사' (frank depiction) in a documentary. You understand the psychological depth of the word—how one can be honest with others but not with oneself (자기 자신에게 솔직하다). You can use the word in high-level academic or professional discourse, perhaps discussing the '솔직한 공시' (honest disclosure) in corporate governance. Your usage is indistinguishable from a native speaker, including the use of slang or contemporary variations.
开始练习 例句 笔记与提示

솔직하다 30秒了解

  • 솔직하다 means being honest, frank, or straightforward in communication.
  • It is commonly used as an adverb '솔직히' or '솔직하게' to start a sentence.
  • Unlike '정직하다' (moral integrity), '솔직하다' focuses on emotional transparency.
  • In Korean culture, it must be used carefully to avoid sounding rude to superiors.

The Korean adjective 솔직하다 (Soljik-hada) is a foundational term used to describe a person's character or their manner of communication. At its core, it translates to being honest, frank, or straightforward. Unlike simple truth-telling, which might be covered by '사실을 말하다' (to tell the facts), 솔직하다 implies a lack of pretension or hidden agendas. It is about the alignment between one's internal thoughts and external expressions.

Semantic Core
The word suggests a 'straight' (直) path from the heart to the tongue. It describes someone who doesn't 'beat around the bush' or hide their true feelings behind social masks.
Social Nuance
In Korean culture, which often values indirectness to save 'face' (체면), being 솔직하다 can be seen as both a refreshing virtue and a potential social risk, depending on the context and the hierarchy involved.
Grammatical Function
As a descriptive verb (adjective), it can modify nouns (솔직한 사람 - an honest person) or act as a predicate (그는 참 솔직하다 - He is very frank).

"솔직하게 말하면, 나는 그 영화가 별로였어."

— To be honest, I didn't really like that movie.

When we look at the Hanja roots, 率 (솔) means 'to lead' or 'to follow,' and 直 (직) means 'straight.' Together, they form a concept of following a straight line in one's conduct. This linguistic background highlights that honesty in the Korean context isn't just about the absence of lies, but the presence of a direct, uncurved path of communication. In modern usage, it is frequently paired with the adverbial suffix '-게' to form 솔직하게 (honestly/frankly), which serves as a common conversational filler when someone is about to share a vulnerable or potentially controversial opinion.

"우리 솔직한 대화를 나눠봐요."

— Let's have an honest conversation.

In the context of relationships, being 솔직하다 is often cited as the most important trait for building trust. However, learners should be aware of the 'politeness' aspect. Being *too* 솔직하다 with a superior or an elder without the proper honorifics or softening phrases can come across as '무례하다' (rude). Therefore, the word carries a weight of authenticity that must be balanced with social awareness. It is a word that invites intimacy; when someone says "솔직히 말해서...", they are inviting you into their private thoughts, breaking down the formal barriers of standard social interaction.

"그녀의 솔직함이 매력적이에요."

— Her frankness is charming.

Using 솔직하다 correctly involves understanding its various forms: as an adjective, an adverb, and a noun. Because it is a '-하다' adjective, its conjugation follows standard patterns, but its application varies significantly based on the level of formality and the intent of the speaker.

1. As an Adjective (Describing a Noun)

To describe someone as an 'honest person' or an 'honest feeling,' you use the modifier form 솔직한. This is placed directly before the noun.

  • 솔직한 성격: An honest personality.
  • 솔직한 고백: A frank confession.
  • 솔직한 대답: A straightforward answer.

2. As an Adverb (Modifying a Verb)

This is perhaps the most common way you will encounter the word. By adding -게, it becomes 솔직하게 (honestly). It is used to describe *how* someone is speaking or acting.

"솔직하게 다 말해 주세요." (Please tell me everything honestly.)

3. Sentence Starters

In daily conversation, Koreans often use 솔직히 or 솔직히 말해서 as a way to transition into a more serious or personal topic. It functions similarly to 'To be honest...' or 'Frankly speaking...' in English.

4. Conjugation Examples

Informal Non-Polite (Banmal)
솔직해 (Soljik-hae)
Informal Polite (Haeyoche)
솔직해요 (Soljik-haeyo)
Formal Polite (Hapsyoche)
솔직합니다 (Soljik-hamnida)
Past Tense
솔직했다 (Soljik-haetda)

When you want to emphasize the degree of honesty, you can add adverbs like 너무 (too), 정말 (really), or 지나치게 (excessively). For example, "그는 지나치게 솔직해서 가끔 상처를 줘요" (He is excessively honest, so he sometimes causes hurt feelings).

You will encounter 솔직하다 in a wide variety of settings, from intimate personal dramas to professional feedback sessions. Its versatility makes it a staple of Korean media and daily life.

1. K-Dramas and Movies

In romantic dramas, the 'confession scene' almost always involves this word. Characters struggle with whether to be 솔직하다 about their feelings. You'll often hear: "이제는 내 마음에 솔직해지고 싶어" (Now I want to be honest with my heart/feelings).

"왜 나한테 솔직하지 못해?" (Why can't you be honest with me?)

2. Variety Shows (Talk Shows)

Korean variety shows like 'Radio Star' or 'Knowing Bros' thrive on '솔직 토크' (Honest Talk). Guests are encouraged to share '솔직한 입담' (frank storytelling) to entertain the audience. The phrase "솔직히 말해도 돼요?" (Can I speak honestly?) is a common precursor to a funny or shocking revelation.

3. Workplace and Interviews

During job interviews, candidates are often asked about their strengths and weaknesses. A common (though cliché) answer is "저는 제 의견을 솔직하게 표현하는 편입니다" (I tend to express my opinions honestly). In business meetings, a manager might ask for "솔직한 피드백" (honest feedback) to improve a project.

4. Lyrics in K-Pop

Many K-pop songs deal with themes of authenticity. Lyrics often use 솔직하다 to describe breaking free from expectations or being true to oneself. For example, songs by artists like IU or BTS often touch upon the difficulty and necessity of being 솔직한 in the public eye.

Common Context: Counseling
"의사 선생님께 솔직하게 말씀드려야 해요." (You must tell the doctor honestly.)
Common Context: Friendships
"우리 사이에는 솔직함이 제일 중요해." (Between us, honesty is the most important thing.)

While 솔직하다 is a common word, learners often trip up on its nuances, cultural implications, and grammatical nuances. Here are the most frequent pitfalls to avoid.

1. Confusing '솔직하다' with '정직하다'

This is the most common error. While both translate to 'honest,' they are not interchangeable. 정직하다 (Integrity/Honesty) is a moral quality—not lying, not stealing, following rules. 솔직하다 (Frankness/Openness) is a communicative quality—sharing your thoughts and feelings without hiding them.

Wrong: 돈을 주웠는데 주인에게 돌려준 그는 참 솔직해요. (He returned the lost money, so he is very frank.)
Right: ...참 정직해요. (He is very honest/upright.)

2. Overusing '솔직히' as a Filler

English speakers often use "To be honest" as a meaningless filler. In Korean, 솔직히 carries more weight. If you use it too often, it can make you sound like you were *not* being honest before, or it can make you sound unnecessarily blunt or aggressive.

3. Ignoring Hierarchy (The 'Rudeness' Trap)

In Korean culture, being '솔직하다' with someone much older or in a higher position can be perceived as 무례하다 (rude) if not phrased carefully. You shouldn't just say "솔직히 그 아이디어는 별로예요" (Honestly, that idea is bad) to your boss. Instead, you would use softening expressions like "제 개인적인 생각으로는..." (In my personal opinion...).

4. Misplacing the Adverbial '-게'

Learners sometimes forget to use the adverbial form when modifying a verb. You must say 솔직하게 말하다 (to speak honestly), not 솔직한 말하다.

Mistake: "솔직한 대답해 주세요"
Correction: "솔직하게 대답해 주세요" (Please answer honestly) OR "솔직한 대답을 해 주세요" (Please give an honest answer).

To truly master 솔직하다, you must understand the words that surround it in the semantic field of 'truth' and 'openness.' Here is a breakdown of similar words and their specific nuances.

1. 정직하다 (Jeongjik-hada) - Moral Honesty

As mentioned before, this is about integrity. A 정직한 사람 is someone who doesn't cheat on tests or lie about their actions. It's about being 'upright.'

2. 진실하다 (Jinsil-hada) - Sincerity/Truthfulness

This word implies a deep, heartfelt sincerity. It is often used for love or long-term character. 진실한 사랑 (true love) or 진실한 마음 (sincere heart). While 솔직하다 is about the *act* of being open, 진실하다 is about the *quality* of the truth itself.

"그의 사과는 진실해 보였다." (His apology seemed sincere.)

3. 털털하다 (Teolteol-hada) - Easy-going/Unpretentious

While not a direct synonym for 'honest,' a 털털한 person is often 솔직한. This word describes someone who isn't picky, doesn't put on airs, and is very down-to-earth. It's a personality trait often admired in friends.

4. 가감 없다 (Gagam eopda) - Without Addition or Subtraction

This is an idiomatic expression meaning to tell something exactly as it is, without exaggerating (addition) or hiding (subtraction). 가감 없이 솔직하게 is a common pairing.

5. 시원시원하다 (Siwon-siwon-hada) - Outspoken/Refreshing

This describes someone who speaks their mind in a very clear, refreshing, and decisive way. It's a positive way to describe a 솔직한 person who doesn't hesitate.

Opposite: 내숭 떨다 (Naesung tteolda)
To act coy or fake, especially to hide one's true nature or feelings (often used for someone acting 'innocent' when they aren't).

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1

저는 솔직해요.

I am honest.

Basic present tense: adjective + -아요/어요.

2

솔직히 말해요.

Speak honestly.

Adverbial use of '솔직히'.

3

솔직한 사람이 좋아요.

I like honest people.

Noun modifier form: 솔직한 + noun.

4

그는 참 솔직해요.

He is very frank.

'참' is an intensifier meaning 'very' or 'truly'.

5

솔직하게 대답하세요.

Please answer honestly.

Adverbial form '-하게' + imperative.

6

이 음식은 솔직히 맛없어요.

Honestly, this food is not tasty.

'솔직히' used as a sentence starter.

7

친구는 솔직한 성격이에요.

My friend has an honest personality.

솔직한 + 성격 (personality) + 이다.

8

솔직해도 돼요?

Can I be honest?

-아/어도 되다 (permission).

1

솔직하게 말하면 기분이 나쁠까요?

If I speak honestly, will you feel bad?

-면 (if) conditional.

2

그녀는 너무 솔직해서 인기가 많아요.

She is so honest that she is popular.

-아서/어서 (reason/cause).

3

솔직한 이야기를 듣고 싶어요.

I want to hear an honest story.

-고 싶다 (want to).

4

솔직하지 못한 태도는 안 좋아요.

An attitude that isn't honest is not good.

-지 못하다 (cannot/unable to) + modifier.

5

우리 서로 솔직해집시다.

Let's be honest with each other.

-아/어지다 (become) + -ㅂ시다 (let's).

6

솔직한 의견을 보내 주세요.

Please send your honest opinion.

Formal request.

7

그는 솔직하지만 가끔 무례해요.

He is honest, but sometimes rude.

-지만 (but) contrast.

8

솔직히 그 영화는 재미없었어요.

Honestly, that movie was boring.

Past tense '재미없었어요'.

1

솔직함은 인간관계에서 가장 중요해요.

Honesty is the most important thing in human relationships.

Noun form '솔직함'.

2

자신의 감정에 솔직해지는 것이 필요해요.

It is necessary to become honest with your own feelings.

-는 것 (nominalization).

3

솔직하게 말하자면, 저는 그 계획에 반대해요.

To speak frankly, I am against that plan.

-자면 (if one were to...).

4

그의 솔직한 고백에 모두가 놀랐어요.

Everyone was surprised by his frank confession.

Passive/Resultative '놀랐어요'.

5

아이들은 어른들보다 훨씬 솔직해요.

Children are much more honest than adults.

-보다 (comparison).

6

솔직하게 인정하는 모습이 보기 좋네요.

It's good to see you admitting it honestly.

-는 모습 (the appearance/way of doing).

7

너무 솔직하면 때로는 손해를 봐요.

If you are too honest, sometimes you suffer a loss.

손해를 보다 (to suffer a loss).

8

솔직한 피드백 덕분에 프로젝트가 잘 끝났어요.

Thanks to the honest feedback, the project ended well.

덕분에 (thanks to).

1

그녀의 솔직담백한 매력이 시청자들을 사로잡았다.

Her simple and frank charm captivated the viewers.

Compound adjective '솔직담백하다'.

2

솔직히 말해, 나는 네가 올 줄 몰랐어.

Tell me honestly, I didn't know you would come.

-(으)ㄹ 줄 몰랐다 (didn't know that...).

3

정치인들은 더 솔직해질 필요가 있다.

Politicians need to become more honest.

-(으)ㄹ 필요가 있다 (need to).

4

솔직한 심정을 글로 표현해 보세요.

Try expressing your honest feelings in writing.

심정 (feelings/heart).

5

그는 솔직하다 못해 지나치게 직설적이다.

He is beyond honest; he is excessively direct.

-다 못해 (to the point where...).

6

우리는 허심탄회하게 솔직한 대화를 나눴다.

We had an open-hearted and honest conversation.

허심탄회하게 (open-mindedly).

7

솔직하게 말하는 것이 항상 정답은 아니다.

Speaking honestly is not always the right answer.

항상 ~은 아니다 (partial negation).

8

솔직한 태도가 신뢰를 쌓는 밑거름이 된다.

An honest attitude becomes the foundation for building trust.

밑거름 (foundation/manure).

1

작가는 자신의 치부를 솔직하게 드러냄으로써 독자의 공감을 샀다.

The author gained the readers' empathy by honestly revealing their own flaws.

-(으)ㅁ으로써 (by doing...).

2

그의 발언은 솔직함을 넘어 무례함의 경계에 서 있었다.

His remarks went beyond frankness and stood on the border of rudeness.

~의 경계에 서다 (to stand on the border of).

3

솔직함이 미덕인 시대라지만, 때로는 침묵이 더 가치 있다.

They say we live in an era where frankness is a virtue, but sometimes silence is more valuable.

-라지만 (even though they say...).

4

그는 자신의 과오를 솔직히 시인하고 사퇴했다.

He honestly admitted his mistakes and resigned.

시인하다 (to admit/confess).

5

솔직한 자기성찰 없이는 성장이 불가능하다.

Growth is impossible without honest self-reflection.

자기성찰 (self-reflection).

6

이 영화는 현대인의 고독을 솔직하고 대담하게 그려냈다.

This movie depicted the loneliness of modern people honestly and boldly.

그려내다 (to depict/portray).

7

솔직하게 털어놓고 나니 마음이 한결 가벼워졌다.

After pouring it out honestly, my heart felt much lighter.

-고 나니 (after doing... I realized).

8

상대방의 솔직한 반응을 이끌어내는 것이 협상의 핵심이다.

Eliciting an honest reaction from the other party is the key to negotiation.

이끌어내다 (to elicit/draw out).

1

인간의 본성에 대한 솔직한 고찰이 담긴 철학서이다.

It is a philosophical book containing an honest contemplation of human nature.

고찰 (contemplation/study).

2

그의 문체는 꾸밈이 없고 솔직하여 독자에게 깊은 울림을 준다.

His writing style is unadorned and honest, giving a deep resonance to the reader.

울림을 주다 (to resonate).

3

사회적 가면을 벗고 진정으로 솔직해질 수 있는 공간이 필요하다.

We need a space where we can take off our social masks and be truly honest.

사회적 가면 (social mask).

4

솔직함이라는 명목하에 타인에게 상처를 주는 행위는 정당화될 수 없다.

The act of hurting others under the guise of frankness cannot be justified.

~라는 명목하에 (under the guise/pretext of).

5

예술가는 시대의 아픔을 솔직하게 직시해야 할 의무가 있다.

Artists have an obligation to honestly face the pain of the times.

직시하다 (to face squarely).

6

그의 연기는 가식 없이 솔직하여 관객들의 몰입도를 높였다.

His acting was honest without affectation, increasing the audience's immersion.

몰입도 (level of immersion).

7

솔직함과 무례함 사이의 미묘한 줄타기를 잘해야 한다.

One must perform a delicate tightrope walk between frankness and rudeness.

줄타기 (tightrope walking/balancing act).

8

자기 자신에게 솔직해지는 것이야말로 진정한 용기의 시작이다.

Being honest with oneself is indeed the beginning of true courage.

-이야말로 (indeed/precisely).

常见搭配

솔직한 성격 (Honest personality)
솔직한 대화 (Honest conversation)
솔직한 심정 (Honest feelings)
솔직한 대답 (Honest answer)
솔직한 의견 (Honest opinion)
솔직하게 말하다 (To speak honestly)
솔직하게 인정하다 (To admit honestly)
솔직하게 표현하다 (To express honestly)
지나치게 솔직하다 (To be excessively honest)
참 솔직하다 (To be truly honest)

常用短语

솔직히 말해서... (To be honest...)

솔직히 말해 봐. (Tell me honestly.)

솔직히 말하면... (If I'm being honest...)

솔직히 말하자면... (To speak frankly...)

솔직한 게 최고야. (Being honest is the best.)

솔직히 다 말해 줘. (Tell me everything honestly.)

솔직히 그건 아니지. (Honestly, that's not right.)

솔직함이 매력이다. (Frankness is a charm.)

솔직히 좀 당황했어. (Honestly, I was a bit flustered.)

솔직히 인정할게. (I'll admit it honestly.)

容易混淆的词

솔직하다 vs 정직하다 (Moral integrity vs. Communicative frankness)

솔직하다 vs 진실하다 (Deep sincerity vs. Openness)

솔직하다 vs 직설적이다 (Directness - can be more negative than 솔직하다)

习语与表达

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솔직하다 vs

솔직하다 vs

솔직하다 vs

솔직하다 vs

솔직하다 vs

句型

如何使用

nuance

Can be used for both positive (authenticity) and negative (bluntness) traits.

formality

The adverb '솔직히' is very common in spoken Korean; '솔직하게' is slightly more formal/deliberate.

常见错误
  • Using '솔직하다' instead of '정직하다' for returning a lost wallet.
  • Saying '솔직한 말하다' instead of '솔직하게 말하다'.
  • Using '솔직히' too aggressively with superiors.
  • Confusing '솔직하다' (adjective) with '솔직히' (adverb) in sentence structure.
  • Forgetting the aspiration [솔찌카다] in pronunciation.

小贴士

Building Trust

In Korea, sharing a '솔직한 이야기' (honest story) is a way to bond. It shows you trust the other person with your real thoughts.

Modifier Form

Remember to use '솔직한' before nouns. '솔직한 친구' is correct; '솔직하다 친구' is wrong.

Softening the Blow

If you have to say something negative, start with '솔직히 말씀드리기 좀 죄송하지만...' (I'm sorry to speak honestly, but...).

Word Pairing

Pair it with '항상' (always) to describe a consistently honest person: '그는 항상 솔직해요'.

Intonation

Listen for the stress on '솔'. A strong '솔' often indicates the speaker is about to be very firm in their honesty.

Journaling

Use '솔직히' in your diary to practice expressing your true feelings in Korean.

Hierarchy

Avoid using '솔직히' as a filler when talking to elders; it can sound too casual.

Honest vs. Truth

Use '사실' for facts and '솔직' for your personal feelings about those facts.

TOPIK Tip

In TOPIK essays, '솔직한 의사소통' (honest communication) is a great phrase for topics about society or relationships.

Open Heart

Learn '속을 터놓다' alongside '솔직하다' to describe deep, honest sharing.

记住它

记忆技巧

SOL-JIK: Think of 'Soul' + 'Straight'. Being 'Soljik' is when your 'Soul' speaks 'Straight'.

词源

Sino-Korean (Hanja)

文化背景

In dating, '솔직한 고백' (an honest confession) is the standard way to start a relationship.

Younger generations (MZ generation) value '솔직함' much more than older generations, who might prefer 'Yemun' (etiquette) and indirectness.

Koreans value 'Nunchi' (social sensing). Being too honest can sometimes disrupt 'Inhwa' (harmony).

在生活中练习

真实语境

对话开场白

"솔직히 말해서, 한국 음식이 어때요? (Honestly, how is Korean food?)"

"솔직한 성격의 사람을 좋아하세요? (Do you like people with honest personalities?)"

"우리 솔직하게 이야기해 볼까요? (Shall we talk honestly?)"

"솔직히 요즘 고민이 뭐예요? (Honestly, what are your worries lately?)"

"그 영화 솔직히 어땠어요? (Honestly, how was that movie?)"

日记主题

오늘 내가 가장 솔직했던 순간은 언제인가요? (When was the moment I was most honest today?)

솔직함이 항상 좋은 것일까요? (Is being honest always a good thing?)

나 자신에게 솔직해지기 위해 무엇을 해야 할까요? (What should I do to be honest with myself?)

친구에게 솔직하게 말하지 못한 비밀이 있나요? (Is there a secret you couldn't tell your friend honestly?)

솔직한 사람의 장점과 단점은 무엇인가요? (What are the pros and cons of an honest person?)

常见问题

10 个问题

Not necessarily. While usually positive, if someone is 'too' honest, they might be called '지나치게 솔직하다,' which implies they lack tact or are being rude.

They are very similar. '솔직히' is more commonly used as a sentence-starting adverb (Honestly...), while '솔직하게' is often used to describe the manner of an action (Speak honestly).

Yes, but use the formal '솔직히 말씀드리면' and follow it with polite language. Being blunt without honorifics is risky.

You can say '솔직히 말하자면' or '솔직히 말씀드리면' (formal).

It is an adjective (descriptive verb) in Korean.

The noun form is '솔직함' (frankness/honesty).

You say '솔직한 사람'.

In the compound '솔직담백하다,' it can imply a simple, unadorned, and honest quality.

The most direct antonym is '가식적이다' (fake/hypocritical) or '거짓되다' (false).

Yes, but it is more frequent in spoken language or informal writing like blogs and journals.

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