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how do I say "just a moment" in korean??
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잠깐만(요), 잠시만(요). both will be ok to use. similar one will be 잠시만 기다려주세요, 잠깐만 기다려주세요. (please wait for a sec)
hope it will be helpful to you. have a great day. :)
hope it will be helpful to you. have a great day. :)
Hi alyssamyca
You got good answers, just want to inform you that you can also say "잠깐만 있어봐" when talking to your close friend your age or close enough to drop '요'.
(it's pronounced as 장깜만 when we say 잠깐만)
You got good answers, just want to inform you that you can also say "잠깐만 있어봐" when talking to your close friend your age or close enough to drop '요'.
(it's pronounced as 장깜만 when we say 잠깐만)
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