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~(ㄴ/는)다고 question
I've seen this ending in some lyrics but I'm quite confused.. for example..
"널 사랑 한다고" - is translated as "I love you"? why not use 사랑해 instead?
From what I understand of this verb ending... it seems incomplete, like it should say "널 사랑한다고 말했어요" or something instead but that has a different meaning right?
Am I understanding this wrong? thanks!
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please explain this translation
I'm looking at lyrics to a song and its translated as follows:
그 남자는 웃으며 울고있어요 - That man smiles but actually crying
I don't understand "으며" and "고" in this context.
너를 이렇게 바라만 보며 혼자 - I have to gaze at you like this, alone
Here I see "며" again, I still don't understand what meaning it adds to the verb
and what does "바라만" mean?
Thank you in advance!
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Tips for reading?
I speak Vietnamese (conversationally only and not a whole lot). I'm trying to learn to read/write and expand vocabulary but am finding it very very hard to read especially vowels. I haven't been able to find very good online resources for this online, does anyone have any tips
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안녕 허새요
저는 캐롤 입니다. 한국어가 공부해요.... 정말 어려워 는데 재미이셔요.
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I'm trying to learn korean through lyrics... can someone help me translate?
I can't find a translation to the lyrics of this song
IU - 이게 아닌데
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Conjugate vs not ??
When do I conjugate a verb versus using the 다 form?
for example should if I want to say something is good when do I use...
좋은하다 vs 좋은해요
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