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Chris89
How do you say "for some reason" and also "anymore"
is it 이유에서인지 and 이제?
이유에서인지 이제 공부안해요.
For some reason, I don't study anymore.
Jul 6, 2012 12:23 AM
Answers · 1
"For some reason" means directly "어떤 이유에선지" , but more natually said "여러가지 이유로". The translation is wrong.
"not~ anymore"means 더 이상 ~않다. In this sentence, we omit "더 이상" 'cause it still make sense with "이제" which means "now" or "at this moment".
July 6, 2012
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