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what does this sentence "눈을 뜰 수가 없다" means?
when i use google translate, it comes out as " i can not open my eyes"
눈을=eyes
없다=can't/cannot
what does 수가 means? is it a verb/adjective/noun? can you give me lots of example too please?
what does 뜰 means? is it the conjugated form of something? if it is what does it means and what is it based form?
thank you :3
1 de ago de 2013 09:27
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The following structure is used to say: I can't -Verb-
Verb+ㄹ/을 수(가) 없다
지금 이얘기할 수(가) 없어요. I can't talk right now.
밥이 없어서 요릴 수(가) 없어요. There's no food so I can't cook.
1. First you have to drop 다 and add 을 (if the verb ends with a consonant) ㄹ(if the verb ends with a vowel)
To go 가다 //// 갈
To live 살다 //// 살 (If the vowel ends with ㄹ you only drop 다)
To eat 먹다 //// 먹을
2. 수 literally means "way, capability" and is the verb 없다 "not to be". So this would take the meaning as: No to have a way to - Verb (But nowadays translated as ---> Cannot - Verb). And 가 is a particle but it's not necessary to use it.
1 de agosto de 2013
Thanks a lot. I think i'm starting to understand it and all your answer are very helpful :3
3 de agosto de 2013
it means i can't open my eyes.
we usually use some situation when is very pricking and very sleepy, tired like that
i hope you understanding what im saying :)
3 de agosto de 2013
뜨다 when used with 눈 it means = to open (one's eyes), wake up, awake
http://dic.daum.net/word/view.do?wordid=kew000021544&q=%EB%9C%A8%EB%8B%A4&page=2
1 de agosto de 2013
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