1. Usage : - Express a guess or not sure that something might or likely to happen. = may; might;perhaps; maybe; possibly etc. - It is incorrect to change 모르다 to 몰랐다 in the past tense form. - (으)ㄹ 수도 있다 is similar to -(으)ㄹ지도 모르다

21.08.2023   |   KOREAN SKILL |  0 Comments

- An expression used to indicate that the content of the preceding statement is the speaker’s opinion or guess = probably, I think, I bet - A sentence-final ending used to indicate a guess or assumption - Only use when speaker is privy to the information - if both people know the same information, can’t use it. - weaker conviction than ~(으)ㄹ 거예요.

20.08.2023   |   KOREAN SKILL |  0 Comments

1. Usage: 1- (으）ㄴ/는/（으）ㄹ 줄 몰랐다 : Expresses things that the speaker does not know or anticipate. 2- (으)ㄴ/는/（으）ㄹ 줄 알았다 : Expresses the speaker thinking, thinking, knowing that it is so but really is not. 3- They are –(으)ㄹ 줄(을) 알다/모르다 “know/ don’t know how to do something”

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– 네요 is attached to a verb, an adjective and ‘noun+이다’. It is an exclamatory ending that expresses surprise or exclamation at the moment when the speaker is talking about something. - When agreeing with something said by someone else. - It corresponds to ‘really’, ‘certainly’, ‘wow’ in English.

04.09.2023   |   KOREAN SKILL |  0 Comments

1. Detail Explanation : 1) An expression used to guess that something is in progress or in a certain state, considering another fact or situation. This grammar pattern is used to infer or guess a situation after observation. About things that you can see or hear. It is to be kept in mind that it is not used for talking about yourself.

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- “V-(으)ㄹ 거예요” is used to express a future plan or intention and means the same as ‘will’ or ‘is going to’ in Enlist.

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- V~다가 is used to indicate the speaker's interruption of any action to immediately start doing another action. - V~다가 can be equivalent to (while)....and/but then in English.

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– 기 때문에 is attached to a verb, an adjective and ‘noun+이다’, indicating a reason or a cause for an action or a situation. - 기 때문에 which means “because/so” in English. - 기 때문에 is used when expressing a clear reason and is a more literary expression than -아/어서 and (으)니까.

08.09.2023   |   KOREAN SKILL |  0 Comments

1. Detail Explanation - " Verb + 기 전에 " is used when the speaker wants to express something 'before a certain time or action.' - N 전에/V-기 전에 has the meaning of "before a certain period of time" or "before some action". It basically corresponds to "before" or "ago" in English.

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“-았/었/였어요”. The rule is the same as the present tense. It is always use with family members or friends In declarative form : V/A-았/었어요 In Interrogative form : V/A-았/었어요?

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