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How do you say ,,without further ado" in Korean?
29 jul. 2020 18:10
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In a formal setting there really isn't a direct translation. On TV, or in a meeting you might here "이제 본격적으로 시작하죠." The direct translation for this phrase is "Let's officially start." I here this phrase a lot on variety shows when they talk a lot about relevent or irrelevent topics before officially starting to talk about what is on the agenda for the program.
If you gave more of a context I can give you a more precise translation.
1 augustus 2020
without further ado= 이제 쓸데없는 소리는 그만하고, 이제 잡소리는 그만하고
30 juli 2020
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