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How to say "That's Enough" in Korean?
How to say "That's Enough (For Me)" in Korean? (Using this word when i really need something from someone and if i finally can have it, that's all i just want / need)
Jun 6, 2019 8:42 PM
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"That's enough (for me)" is (나는) 그걸로 충분해 in literally translation (충분하다 = is enough).
But we tend to say 됐다 in this context, which is past/perfect form of 되다. One of 되다's many meanings is "to be sufficient/good enough".
So you might say.
- 난 그걸로/그것으로 됐어. That's (good) enough for me.
- 난 그거면 됐어. That's good enough for me (implies I don't need anymore).
June 7, 2019
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Dang Yeon Sim
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English, Korean
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