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How would you say "I'm not busy" in Korean?
Is it "저 안 바빠요"? Or "바쁘지 않아"?
How's about a way to say that you're free? "시간 있어요"?
I think I'm on to something but I want to make sure..
17 de mar. de 2015 0:25
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'저 안 바빠요' means 'I'm not busy.'
In this case, you can also use '바쁘지 않아' but '저 안 바빠요' is much more natural and polite.
'시간 있어요?' is 'you are free?'
Your sentence has nothing to be corrected. It is already perfect!
17 de marzo de 2015
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Both of two are correct. Literally speaking "시간 있어요" means "Do you have time?", but you can also say "시간 있어요" in a sense of "you're free?" ^^
17 de marzo de 2015
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Inglés, Coreano
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