잘 봤어(요)
What 잘봤어요 mean? I see that in a lot of comments of a korean makeup tutorial.
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Thank you ☆

잘 봤어(요). or &nbsp;잘 봤습니다. mean like "Thank you for showing something to us(me)."
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When you are watching something with your friend. And the friend paid for it.
This situation: you can say 잘 봤어.after/finish watching somethig.
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It doesn't mean someone have to pay for it.
Just when you are together, after watching(nobody pay because it's free) you can say 잘 봤습니다.
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Yea! It is easy to understand that way. :)
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&nbsp;I watched well =잘 봤어&nbsp;
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But since "잘" means "well" and "봤어" means "watched" does it also means "I watched well" or something like that?