Did you know “egg” has TWO words in Korean? 🤓
🍳 계란 (gyeran) — everyday, casual word
🍳 달걀 (dalgyal) — also means egg, a bit more formal

Both are correct! But “계란” is used more in daily talk.

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"Egg" 🍳 has 2 words, same meaning:
계란 (Gyeran) = pure Korean, everyday use
달걀 (Dalgyal) = Sino-Korean, also common

Both work!

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