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andrea
The meaning of 참 I’ve seen 참 used and I have no idea what it means. A Korean man said “You’re so beautiful” in English and it was translated as “당신은 참 아름답군요.” So, does 참 mean “really” or “so?”
Jul 23, 2018 9:11 AM
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As you know, it is hard to translate a Korean word into English sometimes. 참 is a noun. it means "truth". 참으로 is an adverb. it means "with truth, really, truly" 참 is also used as a contraction from of "참으로" 너는 참 아름답다 literally means "you are beautiful with true words"/"My words are true, you are beautiful" You don't need to mind the English meaning of "really" or "so". 참 means maybe somewhat between "really" and "so" in English.
July 23, 2018
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Yes. It is the meaning of emphasis. followings are all same. 당신은 참 아름답군요. 당신은 진짜 아름답군요. 당신은 정말 아름답군요.
July 23, 2018
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