A: 이 반찬은 입맛에 맞으세요? (Good!) B: 네, 딱 맞아요. 밥을 2그릇→두 그릇 더 먹을 정도→정도로 맛있어요. 딱 맞다 vs 잘 맞다 vs 딱 잘 맞다 In my opinion, '딱 맞다' somehow sounds like somthing fits(suits) perfectly in size. When we talk about personal taste using the expression '입맛에 맞다', '잘 맞다' (it suits well one's taste) or '잘 안 맞다'(it doesn't suit well one's taste) sounds natural to me. However, 딱 잘 맞다 can be also used when something just perfectly suits one's taste. In this case, 딱 is an adverb intensifying 잘. 2그릇 vs 두 그릇 In formal writing, it's better to use 한글 instead of 숫자 예) 2시→두 시/ 1번째 → 첫 번째 -ㄹ 정도로 This describes an action or a state by expressing the extent or degree. 예) 눈물이 날 정도로 아팠어. I was so sick that I almost cried.

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A: 이 반찬은 -> 반찬 '이' 가 더 자연스럽습니다 ^^ 그래도 perfect 합니다