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저는 사람 같죠? or 나는 사람 같지?
저는 사람 같죠? or 나는 사람 같지?
could this mean " i look like person/human right ?"
and if i want to ask question to be sure like... do i look like human? to be sure because they don't treat me as human (for example)... so what i say in korean
나는 사람 이죠?
Aug 24, 2014 7:17 PM
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Hi Somaa,
Do I look like human?
= 저 사람같이 보여요?
"to look like" = "~처럼 보이다." or "~같이 보이다.'
And your sentences; "저는 사람 같죠?" and "나는 사람 같지?" also make sense.
("저는 사람 같죠?" and "나는 사람 같지?" = "I look like a human, right?")
Furthermore, you can also say,
"제가 사람같이 안보여요?" or "내가 사람같이 안보여?" = "Don't you see me as a human?" (Offensive. Used when picking a fight.)
Hope it helps.
August 25, 2014
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You can say "저는 사람처럼 보이죠, 맞죠/ 그렇죠?".
I = 나는, 저는
look = 보다/ 보이다
like = ~처럼
person/human = 사람/ 인간
right = 맞다
August 24, 2014
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