저런

The question asks 'What is that kind of thing?', and '저런' means 'that kind of'.

The sentence expresses dislike for a certain kind of weather, so '저런' (that kind of) fits best.

To say 'There is no such person', '저런' is used to describe the kind of person.

The sentence talks about a certain kind of story being interesting, making '저런' appropriate.

To describe a kind of color as pretty, '저런' (that kind of) is the correct choice.

The sentence implies a novel taste, and '저런' (that kind of) describes this experience.

The passage states '이것은 맛있습니다.' which refers to the apple.

The passage says '학생입니다.', meaning 'I am a student.'

The passage states '연필이 책상 위에 있어요.', which means 'The pencil is on the desk.'

'저런' refers to something far away, like 'that kind of movie.'

'저런' is used to describe a type of noun, indicating something far from both speaker and listener.

'저런' correctly refers to 'that kind of' weather that is far from the current situation.

'저런' is used for things far from both the speaker and listener. '이런' is for things close to the speaker.

'저런' is correctly used to describe a distant or abstract concept like 'thinking'.

To say 'this kind of car' (close to the speaker), you should use '이런 차.' '저런 차' means 'that kind of car' (far from both).

'저런 영화는 처음 봐요' means 'I'm seeing that kind of movie for the first time,' and '이야기가 정말 특이하고 재미있었어요' means 'the story was very unique and interesting.'

'저런 가방을 갖고 싶어요' means 'I want that kind of bag,' and '너무 비싸서 살 수가 없어요' means 'it's too expensive to buy.'

'엄마는 저런 옷을 좋아하지 않아요' means 'Mom doesn't like that kind of clothes,' and '너무 화려하고 평소에 입기에는 불편하다고 하셨어요' means 'she said they are too colorful and uncomfortable for everyday wear.'

'저런' refers to something far from both speaker and listener. In this context, '저런 날씨' implies a weather condition that has been observed and is now being commented on, fitting the 'far from both' nuance. The other options might sound more natural with '그런' (that kind of) if the speaker and listener are aware of the specific person, clothes, or work.

When '저런!' is used as an exclamation, it often expresses negative surprise, disappointment, or dismay, similar to 'Oh no!' or 'Oh dear!'. Losing a wallet fits this context.

If the behavior is something observed and is generally disapproved of, and is not immediately present or directly discussed, '저런' fits well. It implies a certain kind of behavior that is distant from the speaker's understanding.

'저런 이야기' would refer to a type of story or a story that is generally known or has been mentioned previously, not necessarily one currently being told to both. It implies something 'that kind of story' or 'such a story' that is far from the immediate conversation or context.

'저런' specifically refers to something far from both the speaker and the listener. For an object physically close to the speaker, '이런' (this kind of) would be used.

While '저런!' can be an exclamation, it typically conveys negative emotions like surprise, disappointment, or dismay. For admiration of a beautiful view, exclamations like '와!', '정말 멋지다!' would be more appropriate.

화자는 '저는 정말 믿을 수가 없었어요'라고 말하며 친구의 이야기가 믿기 어려웠음을 나타냈습니다.

화자는 '저런 시끄러운 음악이 계속 나와서 대화하기가 힘들었어요'라고 말했습니다.

화자는 '저는 저런 복잡한 규칙이 있는 게임은 별로 좋아하지 않아요'라고 명확히 언급했습니다.

The context implies 'that kind of thing' which is far from the speaker and listener, making '저런' the appropriate choice.

Here, '저런' refers to a type of behavior that is distant or unusual, fitting the context of surprising people.

The speaker is expressing disbelief about a story that is not immediately present or is perceived as far-fetched, thus '저런' is the correct fit.

If the weather being discussed is not the current weather right where the speaker is, but rather a general type of undesirable weather, '저런' is used.

The speaker is denying having said a specific type of statement that is not in their immediate vicinity or memory, thus '저런' is suitable.

Referring to a situation that has unfolded or is being discussed but is not currently happening in the speaker's immediate present, '저런' is appropriate.

'저런' is used to refer to something far from both the speaker and the listener, emphasizing a certain characteristic or type.

'저런' is appropriate here to express a strong negative feeling towards an action that has happened, implying a distance from that type of action.

'저런' is used to refer to a type of problem that is perceived as distant or outside one's current ability.

'저런' effectively conveys a sense of distance and often disapproval or a critical view of something that is not close to the conversation participants.

'이런' refers to something close to the speaker, while '저런' refers to something far from both. They are not interchangeable in this context.

'저런' is often used to describe types of things or behaviors that are considered undesirable or are being critically commented on, implying a distance from them.

'저런 끔찍한 실수를 저질렀다고 이야기했어요'와 '친구가 저런 행동을 할 줄은 꿈에도 몰랐어요'에서 화자가 친구의 부정적인 행동에 대해 이야기하고 있음을 알 수 있습니다.

'이번 프로젝트는 예상보다 훨씬 더 복잡해졌어요. 저런 상황에서는 새로운 전략을 세우는 것이 필수적입니다.'라는 문장을 통해 '저런 상황'이 프로젝트의 복잡성과 관련이 있음을 알 수 있습니다.

'그 배우는 저런 연기를 소화해낼 수 있는 유일한 사람이라고 생각해요. 그의 감정 표현은 정말 대단합니다.'에서 화자가 배우의 뛰어난 연기력을 칭찬하고 있음을 알 수 있습니다.

The context implies a negative judgment about something far removed or generally undesirable, making '저런' (that kind of, such) the most fitting choice.

'저런' is used to refer to a type of excuse that is generally known or understood to be undesirable or repeated, fitting the context.

When referring to rumors that are generally considered baseless or problematic, '저런' is the appropriate choice to convey 'such' or 'that kind of'.

'저런' is used to categorize a group of people based on perceived negative traits, indicating 'those kinds of' or 'such people'.

Referring to undesirable weather conditions, '저런' effectively conveys 'such' or 'that kind of' weather that one would prefer to avoid.

To express strong disapproval of 'such' or 'that kind of' absurd talk, '저런' is the most suitable determiner.

The word '저런' (that kind of) is appropriate here to refer to a type of people that are distant from the speaker, fitting the context of not wanting to associate with 'that kind of' people.

Using '저런' (that kind of) indicates that the behavior being discussed is not desirable or helpful, implying it is 'that kind of' behavior that one should avoid.

'저런' (that kind of) is used to express disbelief or strong disagreement with 'such nonsense' or 'that kind of absurd talk,' emphasizing its unbelievable nature.

'저런'은 멀리 있는 것 또는 화자와 청자 모두에게서 멀리 있는 것을 지칭할 때 사용합니다.

'저런!'과 같이 감탄사로 사용되어 놀람이나 안타까움 등의 감정을 표현할 수 있습니다.

이 문장에서 '저런'은 '옷'이라는 명사를 수식하여 '저런 종류의 옷'이라는 의미를 만듭니다.

Given the context '이해하기 어렵습니다' (difficult to understand), '이상한' (strange) is the most fitting adjective to describe '행동' (behavior). The other options would not logically precede a statement of difficulty in understanding.

'저런' often conveys a sense of mild surprise, disappointment, or disapproval. '이렇게 더럽게 만들어' (made it this dirty) aligns with this nuance, suggesting an unexpected negative outcome. The other options express positive sentiments.

'저런' is used to refer to something far from both the speaker and the listener, or to generalize about a situation that is conceptually distant. In the context of a general cautionary statement about '상황' (situation), '저런' implies a broader, more universal scenario, fitting the C2 level of abstract reference.

'저런' in this context generalizes about 'people of that type' rather than referring to a specific, identified group. It expresses a broad observation about a category of individuals.

When used with expressions of not understanding or disapproval, '저런' often carries a negative connotation, implying that the 'thing' being referred to is undesirable or perplexing in a negative way.

While '저런' often implies distance, it can also be used to express admiration or wonder for something grand, impressive, or beautiful that is distant, whether physically or conceptually, such as a landscape. This demonstrates a nuanced usage at the C2 level.