Grammar and expressions
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-eumyeon joketda
An expression used to indicate the speaker's hope or wish, or the speaker's wish that the result would be different from reality.
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-eusyeo
(informal addressee-lowering) An expression used to raise the subject of the sentence, when stating or asking something to the listener.
-eusyeo
(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending when ordering or recommending something.
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-eusyo
(formal, moderately addressee-raising) An expression used to give an order in a friendly way.
-eusyo
(formal, moderately addressee-raising) An expression used to ask a question in a friendly way.
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-uisijiyo
(informal addressee-raising) An expression used to politely order or advise the listener to do something.
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-eun geot
An expression used to enable a non-noun word to be used as a noun in the sentence or to be used in front of '이다' (be).
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-eun geot gatda
An expression used to indicate that the statement is a guess.
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-eun gyeolgwa
An expression used to indicate that a situation occurred as a result of doing a certain act mentioned in the preceding statement.
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-eun gime
An expression used to indicate that one is doing a certain act, after the act mentioned in the preceding statement or while doing a similar behavior at the same time.
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-eun nameoji
An expression used to indicate that something is the result of a certain act or state mentioned in the preceding statement.
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-eun da-eume
An expression used to indicate that the time being described takes places after the completion of a certain work or process mentioned in the preceding statement.
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-eun da-eumeya
An expression used to indicate that a certain work or act must be completed, before the next situation becomes possible.
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-eun daero
An expression used to indicate that something is the same as a previous act or state mentioned in the preceding statement.
-eun daero
An expression used to indicate that something is the same as the present state.
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-eun daesine
An expression used to indicate that the states and behaviors mentioned in the preceding statement and following statement are different or opposites.
-eun daesine
An expression used to offer something similar to make up for a behavior or state mentioned in the preceding statement.
no part of speech | none |
-eun dedaga
An expression used to indicate that a certain act or state has been added to its preceding act or state, making it worse or better.
-eun dedaga
An expression used to indicate that another fact or situation exists in addition to the apparent ones.
no part of speech | none |
-eun dwie
An expression used to indicate that one does a certain act mentioned in the preceding statement and a while later, does another thing.
no part of speech | none |
-eun deut
An expression used to guess that something said might be similar to the preceding state or situation.
-eun deut
An expression used to indicate that something is in a state which can be either one or the other.
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-eun deutsipda
An expression used to guess the content of the preceding statement.
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-eun deutada
An expression used to guess the content of the preceding statement.
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-eun madang-e
An expression used to indicate that one is in a situation or position where something mentioned in the preceding statement has already occurred.
no part of speech | none |
-eun mankeum
An expression used to indicate that the following content is proportional to the preceding content or of a similar level or quantity.
-eun mankeum
An expression used to indicate that the preceding statement is the reason or basis for the following statement.