-Just a note, the korean is upside down.
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The first character. geul, means orange, or tangerine.
The other two, euisang, mean clothes.
So put together, it basically means like 'tangerine clothes', or maybe 'orange costume'. With no other context I can't really tell what it exactly means.
I hope this helped anyway. ^^
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B. Standard and non-standard English
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Standard and non-standard English have formal and informal styles and are distinguished by word choice and syntax.
Answer:
Para meron tayong oras na magisip kung tama o mali ba
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