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How can you be so sure?
If someone accuses someone else of doing something, but they don't really have any evidence to back up their accusation, and you want to say "How can you be so sure of that?". How would you say that?
I did some research and i think this is close to what i'm looking for?
어떻게 확신해?
어떻게 확신할 수 있을까?
I'm not sure how natural it is. Also, other expressions you could say in that situations would be appreciated.
Thanks ^_^
확신 and 확실 - what is the difference? And which should be used?
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만큼 - Some sample sentences
Hi! I know what 만큼 means, but i think i need some sample sentences to increase my knowledge on how and when to use it. Both with verbs and nouns.
예문을 많이 주세요~
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강한 한방인데...
What does this mean? It was a response by someone being teased. The literal translation makes me think that it's something along the lines of "that joke was too much".
Thanks ^^Also, is it commonly used? Do you use it yourself?
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외국인........
I've noticed something when watching certain Korean tv-shows. When Koreans are in another country they sometimes refer to the others in that country as "외국인". So, does "외국인" have the meaning of "non-korean" in such cases?
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Unfamiliar accent
I'm watching this sitcom called 몽땅 내사랑 and i think this old woman talks very strange from 2:38 to 3:12. Is she imitating an old way of speech or is that an accent that exists today?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_xIqWi7d7c
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사용하다, 쓰다 - difference?
Hi. What is the difference between these two and how are they used?
Thanks. ^^
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compound verbs
Hi. I've been searching a lot for compound verbs but there seems to be little information about them. When it comes to these verbs, it seems like most compound verbs have either 가다 or 오다 in them. So, are there only some fixed verbs like 나가다 and 내려오다 that works? Or can you pretty much connect them with any verb? In any case.. there seems to be a lot of them. If you have a link to some common compound verbs i would like to have it. ^^
Thanks.
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제법 - what does it mean?
I've seen this word being used a lot, but i can't find it in any dictionary. Google says it means "quite". But i don't really trust google.
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-나요 question
How often would you say that you use -나요 instead of just the normal present/past conjugation when asking a question? In which situations do you use it?
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question about 잖아
Hey. I'm struggling to understand 잖아. I know what it means.. and i know how it's supposed to be used. I just can't use it naturally without wondering if my sentence sound really strange. I think i just need to hear it more and see it being used in sentences. So could you give me some sample sentences using 잖아? As many as you have time to write xD
thank you.
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