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I'm watching a movie
1. How can I say to my friend "I'm watching a movie"
2. Does the sentence change if I say "I'm watching Finding Dory?"
3. "Do you want to watch too?"
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Also: I heard these girls at the market the other day. I don't remember what they were talking about but I want to know what the other girl said.
Girl B: 에이~
Girl A: 아 진짜__니까
She said 진짜 something then 니까. It was all one word. Could someone help me with that too? Thank you~♡
Mar 1, 2017 9:44 PM
Answers · 2
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1. How can I say to my friend "I'm watching a movie"
(나 지금) 영화(를) 보고 있어.
2. Does the sentence change if I say "I'm watching Finding Dory?"
"도리를 찾아서"(를) 보고 있어.
3. "Do you want to watch too?"
너도 보고 싶어?
*아 진짜라니까
-라니까 comes from -라고 (말)하니까
진짜 “real, truth”
진짜 + 이다 = 진짜이다 “to be real”
진짜 + 이 + 라니까 = 진짜이라니까 ▶ 진짜라니까
진짜라니까
“I told you it's real!”
March 2, 2017
Oh, I thought you were asking about the English translation. Nvm
March 1, 2017
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