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💭 Feelings & Opinions
Unit 22 of 30 in the Kaja Hangul course.
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저도 그렇게 생각해요
jeodo geureoke saenggakaeyo
I think so too
저도 = 'me too'.
조금 긴장되지만 행복해요
jogeum ginjangdoejiman haengbokaeyo
I'm a little nervous, but I'm happy
-지만 = 'but', joined right onto the verb.
좋은 생각인 것 같아요
joeun saenggagin geot gatayo
That sounds like a good idea
-(으)ㄴ 것 같아요 = 'it seems'. Koreans hedge like this constantly.
저도 동의해요
jeodo donguihaeyo
I agree with you
동의 = agreement; add -해요 to make it a verb. Lots of Korean words work this way.
잘 모르겠어요
jal moreugesseoyo
I'm not sure
Literally 'I don't know well' — the polite way to hedge.
어떻게 생각하세요?
eotteoke saenggakaseyo?
What do you think?
하세요 = honorific. Use it with anyone older or senior to you.
기대돼요
gidaedwaeyo
I'm looking forward to it
기대 = expectation. 기대돼요 is what you say about anything you're excited for.
길을 잃은 것 같아요
gireul ireun geot gatayo
I think I'm lost
That 것 같아요 hedge again.
맛있지요?
masitjiyo?
It's good, isn't it?
-지요 (spoken 죠) checks something you both already know. 그렇죠 = right? 맛있죠? = it's good, isn't it.
아, 그렇군요
a, geureokunyo
Ah, I see
-군요 marks something you've just this second understood. Casually it's -구나: 그렇구나.
날씨가 추워졌어요
nalssiga chuwojyeosseoyo
It's got cold
-아/어지다 turns a description into a change: 좋다 → 좋아졌어요 (got better), 춥다 → 추워졌어요 (got cold).
이렇게 하면 돼요
ireoke hamyeon dwaeyo
Just do it like this
-(으)면 되다 = it's enough to. 이렇게 하면 돼요 = doing it this way is all that's needed. 걱정 안 하면 돼요 = you just don't need to worry.
Words introduced here
길 — road / way잃다 — to lose생각하다 — to think길다 — to be long쯤 — about / approximately그렇다 — to be so어떻다 — to be how함께 — together (formal)이미 — already거기 — there어떤 — which / what sort of왜냐하면 — because하지만 — however그러면 — in that case만약 — if (by any chance)마음 — heart / mind
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