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달라지다

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उदाहरण 달라지다 30 सेकंड में
व्याख्या 달라지다 in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should recognize '달라지다' as a way to say something 'became different'. You might see it in simple past tense forms like '달라졌어요'. Even though it's technically an A2 word, you will encounter it early when people talk about how their life in Korea is different from their home country. Focus on the basic meaning: 'not the same as before'. For example, '날씨가 달라졌어요' means 'The weather has changed/become different'. You don't need to worry about complex grammar yet, just understand that it describes a result you can see or feel. It's often used with '많이' (a lot) to emphasize the change. When you see this word, think of a 'Before and After' picture. The word connects the two states by showing that a transition happened. It is a very useful word for expressing simple observations about your surroundings or your feelings as you learn new things.
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At the A2 level, you begin to use '달라지다' to describe personal growth and environmental changes. You should be able to conjugate it correctly into various tenses: '달라져요' (present), '달라졌어요' (past), and '달라질 거예요' (future). You also start to use it with adverbs like '조금' (a little), '완전히' (completely), and '갑자기' (suddenly). This is the level where you distinguish '달라지다' (to become different) from '다르다' (to be different). You might use it to talk about your Korean skills: '제 한국어 실력이 많이 달라졌어요' (My Korean skills have changed a lot). It is also the stage where you learn the '-아/어지다' grammar pattern, and '달라지다' is the most common irregular example of this pattern. You should practice using it in sentences that compare the past and present using the '~보다' (than) or '~에 비해' (compared to) structures to provide context for the change.
At the B1 level, you should use '달라지다' to express more nuanced ideas, such as how results vary based on certain conditions. You will often use the pattern '-에 따라 달라지다' (changes depending on...). This is crucial for discussing topics like 'the price changes depending on the season' or 'the meaning changes depending on the context'. You also start using the noun-modifying form '달라진' to describe things that have already undergone a transformation, such as '달라진 나의 모습' (my changed self). At this level, you should be comfortable using the word in both spoken and written forms, including intermediate connectors like '-어서/아서' (because/and then) or '-(으)니까' (since). You will also begin to notice the difference between '달라지다' and '변하다' in more subtle contexts, choosing '달라지다' when you want to highlight the distinctiveness of the new state rather than just the act of changing.
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At the B2 level, '달라지다' becomes a tool for discussing societal trends and abstract concepts. You might use it in debates or essays to describe how public opinion has shifted or how technology has changed the way we communicate. You should be able to use it with sophisticated adverbs like '근본적으로' (fundamentally), '급격히' (rapidly), or '서서히' (gradually). You will also encounter it in more complex grammatical structures, such as '달라지지 않으면 안 된다' (must change/become different). At this stage, you should understand the nuance of '달라지다' in idiomatic expressions and formal settings. You can use it to describe shifts in '분위기' (atmosphere), '태도' (attitude), or '인식' (perception). Your ability to use the word should reflect a deeper understanding of Korean social dynamics, where acknowledging a change in someone's status or behavior is often a key part of interpersonal communication.
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At the C1 level, you use '달라지다' with high precision in academic, professional, or literary contexts. You understand the philosophical implications of 'becoming different' and can use the word to discuss identity, evolution, and systemic reform. You might use it to analyze how a character in a novel '달라지다' through their experiences, or how a political landscape has '달라지다' over decades. You are expected to use it alongside Hanja-based synonyms like '변모하다' or '혁신되다' to vary your vocabulary. You can handle complex sentences where '달라지다' is nested within multiple clauses, such as '기술의 발전이 인간의 삶을 어떻게 달라지게 했는지에 대해...' (About how the development of technology has made human life different...). You also recognize the word in high-level media, such as editorials or documentaries, where it is used to summarize major historical or cultural turning points.
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At the C2 level, '달라지다' is used with native-like intuition, capturing the finest shades of meaning. You can use it to express irony, sarcasm, or profound poetic insight. You understand how the rhythm of the sentence changes when using '달라지다' versus its synonyms and can choose the one that fits the specific rhetorical goal of your speech or writing. You can discuss the etymological roots and how the '르' irregular conjugation reflects the historical development of the Korean language. You are capable of using '달라지다' in any register, from the most casual slang-inflected conversation to the most formal diplomatic address. You can also critique the use of the word in various texts, noting when it is used effectively to evoke emotion or clarity. At this level, the word is no longer just a vocabulary item but a flexible instrument for expressing the fluid nature of reality and human experience.
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उदाहरण

달라지다 30 सेकंड में

  • Dal-la-ji-da means to become different or undergo a change from a previous state.
  • It is an intransitive verb, so the thing changing is the subject (using 이/가).
  • Commonly used to describe progress, personality shifts, or environmental changes.
  • It is the 'becoming' form of the adjective '다르다' (to be different).

The Korean verb 달라지다 is a fundamental word that describes the process of becoming different or undergoing a transformation. It is composed of the adjective 다르다 (to be different) and the auxiliary verb construction -아/어지다, which functions similarly to the English 'to become' or 'to get'. Unlike the word 변하다, which can imply a more clinical or physical change, 달라지다 often focuses on the result of a change that makes something or someone feel distinct from how they were before. It is ubiquitous in daily conversation, used to describe everything from a person's personality and appearance to the atmosphere of a room or the state of the world.

Core Concept
The transition from one state to a noticeably different state, emphasizing the contrast between 'then' and 'now'.

고향이 예전과 많이 달라졌어요.

Translation: My hometown has changed a lot compared to the past.

In social contexts, Koreans use this word to compliment someone's growth or point out a shift in attitude. For instance, if a friend who was once shy becomes outgoing, you would say they have 달라졌다. It carries a nuance of observation; it suggests that the speaker has noticed a shift that is significant enough to mention. It is also frequently used in marketing and self-improvement contexts, promising that a product or habit will make your life 달라지다.

Nuance Note
While '변하다' can be negative (like 'you've changed/betrayed me'), '달라지다' is often neutral or positive, focusing on the new state itself.

그는 군대에 다녀온 후 사람이 달라졌다.

Translation: He became a different person after serving in the military.

The word is particularly important for A2 learners because it allows for the description of progress. When discussing language learning, saying '제 한국어 실력이 달라졌어요' (My Korean skills have changed/improved) is a common way to express development. It is an intransitive verb, meaning it doesn't take a direct object with the particle 을/를. Instead, the thing that changes is the subject, marked by 이/가 or 은/는.

Common Usage
Used with adverbs like '완전히' (completely), '조금' (a little), or '확' (suddenly/noticeably) to specify the degree of change.

화장을 하니까 분위기가 확 달라지네요.

Translation: Your vibe completely changes when you put on makeup.

Using 달라지다 correctly requires understanding its grammatical behavior as an intransitive verb. Because it describes a change of state, it is most frequently used in the past tense (달라졌다) to indicate that a change has already occurred and the current state is now different. In the present tense, it describes a process that is currently happening or a general truth about things changing.

Grammatical Structure
[Subject] + 이/가 + [Adverb] + 달라지다. (The subject becomes different/changes.)

날씨가 어제와는 확연히 달라졌습니다.

Translation: The weather has changed significantly from yesterday.

When you want to say 'how' something has changed, you often use the particle -게 with an adjective before the verb, or more commonly, you simply use the verb and let the context describe the difference. It is often paired with ~에 따라 (depending on) to show how variables affect the outcome.

Advanced Pattern
[Condition] + 에 따라 + 결과가 + 달라지다. (The result changes depending on the condition.)

노력에 따라 미래가 달라질 수 있어요.

Translation: Your future can change depending on your effort.

For learners, mastering the conjugation is key. Since it ends in -지다, it follows the standard rules: 달라져요 (polite), 달라집니다 (formal), 달라졌어 (informal). It is also common to see it in the form 달라진 [Noun], meaning 'the changed [Noun]'.

Noun Modification
달라진 모습 (a changed appearance/side), 달라진 세상 (a changed world).

10년 후의 달라진 저의 모습을 상상해요.

Translation: I imagine my changed self ten years from now.

In South Korea, 달라지다 is a staple in media, particularly in news reports discussing societal shifts, economic trends, or technological advancements. You will frequently hear news anchors say things like '소비 패턴이 달라지고 있습니다' (Consumption patterns are changing). It conveys a sense of objective observation of a shifting landscape.

In K-Dramas
Often used when a character undergoes a 'makeover' or a psychological shift. A common line is '너 정말 많이 달라졌다' (You've really changed a lot).

사랑을 하더니 눈빛이 달라졌네.

Translation: Now that you're in love, the look in your eyes has changed.

In the workplace, managers might use it to describe a change in strategy or the market. It is also used in performance reviews to note how an employee's attitude or output has improved. It sounds professional yet natural. In advertisements, it is the 'go-to' word to suggest that a product will transform the user's life or skin or lifestyle.

Advertising Slogans
'달라진 당신을 만나보세요' (Meet the new/changed you) is a classic line for gyms, clinics, and fashion brands.

이 크림을 바르면 피부 결이 달라집니다.

Translation: If you apply this cream, your skin texture will change/improve.

Social media influencers use 달라지다 constantly in 'Before & After' content. Whether it's a room renovation or a weight loss journey, the caption will almost certainly include '이렇게 달라졌어요!' (It changed like this!). It is a word of transformation and results.

Everyday Conversation
Used when noticing small things: '커피 맛이 좀 달라진 것 같아' (I think the coffee taste changed a bit).

머리 스타일이 바뀌니까 인상이 달라 보여요.

Translation: Since your hair style changed, your impression looks different.

The most common mistake for English speakers is confusing 달라지다 with 바꾸다 or 변하다. In English, 'change' covers both transitive and intransitive meanings. In Korean, they are strictly separated. You cannot '달라지다' something else; you can only '달라지다' yourself or have something '달라지다' on its own.

Mistake: Using 을/를
Incorrect: '계획을 달라졌어요' (I changed the plan). Correct: '계획이 달라졌어요' (The plan changed) or '계획을 바꿨어요' (I changed the plan).

생각을 달라졌어요 (X) -> 생각이 달라졌어요 (O).

Explanation: Use the subject particle because '달라지다' describes a change the subject undergoes.

Another mistake involves the spelling and pronunciation. Because it comes from 다르다, which is an irregular '르' verb, learners sometimes forget to double the 'ㄹ'. It is not '다라지다', but 달라지다. The '르' drops its 'ㅡ' and adds an extra 'ㄹ' to the preceding syllable.

Spelling Error
Mistaking '다라지다' for '달라지다'. Always remember the double 'ㄹ' sound.

Learners also often use 달라지다 when they mean 'to be different' (다르다). Remember that 다르다 is a state (A is different from B), while 달라지다 is a process (A became different from how A was before). If you say '한국은 미국과 달라져요', it implies Korea is currently in the process of becoming different from the US, which might not be what you mean.

State vs. Process
다르다: A ≠ B. 달라지다: A (Time 1) ≠ A (Time 2).

목소리가 예전이랑 달라졌네요.

Translation: Your voice has become different compared to before (process/change).

Understanding the synonyms of 달라지다 helps you choose the right word for the right context. The most frequent competitor is 변하다 (to change). While often interchangeable, 변하다 is broader and can be used for physical changes (like water turning to ice) or negative changes in character.

달라지다 vs. 변하다
달라지다 emphasizes the comparison between the old and new state. 변하다 emphasizes the process of change itself or a change in essence.

태도가 달라졌다 (His attitude became different - neutral/observational). 태도가 변했다 (His attitude changed - potentially negative/he's not the same person).

Another alternative is 바뀌다 (to be changed). This is the passive form of 바꾸다. Use 바뀌다 when something has been replaced or substituted, like a phone number, a leader, or a schedule. 달라지다 is more about the qualities of the thing changing.

달라지다 vs. 바뀌다
바뀌다: Substitution (Old A -> New B). 달라지다: Evolution (Old A -> New A').

전화번호가 바뀌었어요 (My number was changed/replaced). 세상이 달라졌어요 (The world has become different).

For more formal or academic contexts, you might see 변화하다 (to undergo change) or 변모하다 (to transform appearance). These are Hanja-based words used in literature or news reports to describe large-scale shifts in society or nature.

Formal Alternatives
변화하다 (To change - formal), 변모하다 (To transform/transfigure), 쇄신하다 (To renovate/reform).

उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका

UK /tal.la.dʑi.da/
US /tɑl.lɑ.dʒi.dɑ/
The primary stress is on the second syllable 'la' (라).
तुकबंदी
자라나다 (ja-ra-na-da) 살아나다 (sal-a-na-da) 바라보다 (ba-ra-bo-da) 따라오다 (tta-ra-o-da) 사라지다 (sa-ra-ji-da) 모셔지다 (mo-shyeo-ji-da) 나빠지다 (na-ppa-ji-da) 예뻐지다 (ye-ppeo-ji-da)
आम गलतियाँ
  • Pronouncing it as 'da-ra-ji-da' (forgetting the double 'l').
  • Pronouncing the 'j' sound too harshly like 'z'.
  • Failing to tense the 'd' at the beginning of the word.
  • Muddling the 'a' sounds; they should be clear and open.
  • Ignoring the batchim 'ㄹ' in the first syllable.
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1

날씨가 달라졌어요.

The weather has changed.

Past tense of 달라지다.

2

제 마음이 달라졌어요.

My mind has changed.

Subject + 이/가 + 달라지다.

3

서울이 많이 달라졌어요.

Seoul has changed a lot.

Adverb '많이' (a lot) used for emphasis.

4

기분이 달라졌어요.

My mood has changed.

Commonly used for emotional shifts.

5

맛이 달라졌어요.

The taste has changed.

Used for sensory observations.

6

옷이 달라졌어요.

The clothes have changed.

Can refer to a change in choice or state.

7

학교가 달라졌어요.

The school has changed.

Simple subject-verb sentence.

8

친구가 달라졌어요.

My friend has changed.

Used for noticing changes in people.

1

한국에 온 후에 제 생각이 달라졌어요.

My thoughts changed after coming to Korea.

-ㄴ 후에 (after doing) structure.

2

화장을 하니까 얼굴이 달라 보여요.

Because you put on makeup, your face looks different.

-아/어 보이다 (looks like) combined with 달라지다.

3

방을 청소하니까 분위기가 달라졌어요.

The atmosphere changed because I cleaned the room.

-(으)니까 (because) connector.

4

열심히 공부하면 성적이 달라질 거예요.

If you study hard, your grades will change (improve).

Future tense -(으)ㄹ 거예요.

5

그 가수는 노래 스타일이 완전히 달라졌네요.

That singer's song style has completely changed.

-네요 ending for expressing surprise.

6

나이가 들면서 성격이 조금씩 달라져요.

As I get older, my personality changes little by little.

-(으)면서 (while/as) and '조금씩' (little by little).

7

안경을 쓰니까 인상이 달라지네요.

Since you are wearing glasses, your impression changes.

Reason + Result structure.

8

이사를 가고 나서 생활이 달라졌습니다.

My life changed after moving.

-고 나서 (after) and formal ending.

1

상황에 따라 대답이 달라질 수 있습니다.

The answer may change depending on the situation.

-에 따라 (depending on) + -(으)ㄹ 수 있다 (can).

2

달라진 세상에 적응하는 것이 중요해요.

It is important to adapt to the changed world.

Noun-modifying form '달라진'.

3

운동을 시작한 뒤로 몸 상태가 달라졌어요.

My physical condition has changed since I started exercising.

-ㄴ 뒤로 (since doing).

4

누구를 만나느냐에 따라 인생이 달라져요.

Life changes depending on who you meet.

-느냐에 따라 (depending on [question]).

5

예전과는 달라진 그의 태도에 당황했어요.

I was flustered by his attitude, which had changed from before.

-에 당황하다 (to be flustered by).

6

조명이 바뀌면 방의 느낌이 확 달라집니다.

If the lighting changes, the feel of the room changes significantly.

Adverb '확' (suddenly/noticeably).

7

기술이 발전하면서 우리 삶의 방식이 달라졌죠.

As technology develops, our way of life has changed, hasn't it?

-죠 ending for seeking agreement.

8

관점을 바꾸면 결과가 달라질 것입니다.

If you change your perspective, the results will change.

Formal future tense -(으)ㄹ 것입니다.

1

시대가 달라졌으니 생각도 바뀌어야 합니다.

Since the times have changed, our thoughts must also change.

-(으)니까 (since/because) + -아/어야 하다 (must).

2

정권이 교체되자 사회 분위기가 급격히 달라졌다.

As the government changed, the social atmosphere changed rapidly.

-자 (as soon as/when) + '급격히' (rapidly).

3

그의 눈빛은 예전의 순수함과는 사뭇 달라져 있었다.

The look in his eyes was quite different from his past innocence.

-아/어 있었다 (resultative state).

4

소비자의 요구에 따라 시장의 흐름이 달라지고 있다.

The market flow is changing according to consumer demands.

-고 있다 (progressive tense).

5

환경 보호에 대한 인식이 예전보다 많이 달라졌습니다.

Awareness of environmental protection has changed a lot compared to before.

-에 대한 (about) + '인식' (awareness).

6

교육 제도가 달라지면서 학생들의 부담이 커졌다.

As the education system changed, the burden on students increased.

Causal relationship.

7

그 사건 이후로 두 사람의 관계는 완전히 달라졌다.

After that incident, the relationship between the two changed completely.

Abstract usage for relationships.

8

작은 습관 하나가 당신의 인생을 달라지게 할 것입니다.

One small habit will make your life change.

-게 하다 (causative/make happen).

1

언어는 시대의 흐름에 따라 끊임없이 달라지기 마련이다.

Language is bound to change constantly according to the flow of time.

-기 마련이다 (to be bound to).

2

도시화가 진행됨에 따라 마을의 풍경이 근본적으로 달라졌다.

As urbanization progressed, the landscape of the village changed fundamentally.

-ㅁ에 따라 (as a result of/according to).

3

법안이 통과되면 수혜 대상이 크게 달라질 것으로 보입니다.

If the bill passes, the target of beneficiaries is expected to change significantly.

-(으)ㄹ 것으로 보이다 (is expected to).

4

작가는 작품을 통해 달라진 현대인의 고독을 묘사했다.

The author portrayed the changed loneliness of modern people through the work.

Literary usage.

5

매체의 발달은 정보의 수용 방식을 근본적으로 달라지게 했다.

The development of media has fundamentally changed the way information is received.

High-level causative structure.

6

기후 변화로 인해 생태계의 지도가 달라지고 있는 실정이다.

Due to climate change, the map of the ecosystem is currently changing.

-로 인해 (due to) + '실정이다' (is the current situation).

7

기업의 문화가 달라지지 않는 한 혁신은 불가능하다.

Innovation is impossible unless the corporate culture changes.

-지 않는 한 (unless/as long as... not).

8

그녀의 연기는 매 작품마다 확연히 달라진 면모를 보여준다.

Her acting shows a clearly changed side in every work.

Nuanced use of '면모' (aspect/side).

1

인간의 본질은 변하지 않으나, 그 발현 방식은 시대에 따라 달라진다.

The essence of human nature does not change, but the way it is manifested changes with the times.

Philosophical contrast.

2

역사적 맥락을 배제한 채 달라진 현실만을 논하는 것은 무의미하다.

It is meaningless to discuss only the changed reality while excluding historical context.

-ㄴ 채 (while/in the state of).

3

기술적 특이점이 도래하면 문명의 정의 자체가 달라질지도 모른다.

If the technological singularity arrives, the very definition of civilization might change.

Speculative -(으)ㄹ지도 모른다.

4

언어의 사회성이 결여되면 의사소통의 양상은 판이하게 달라진다.

If the social nature of language is lacking, the aspect of communication changes drastically.

Academic terms '양상' and '판이하게'.

5

권력의 이동에 따라 정의의 기준 또한 달라질 수 있다는 점이 우려스럽다.

It is concerning that the standards of justice can also change according to the shift in power.

Complex noun phrase as subject.

6

예술의 가치는 감상자의 심미안에 따라 천차만별로 달라지기 마련이다.

The value of art is bound to vary infinitely depending on the observer's aesthetic eye.

Four-character idiom '천차만별' (infinite variety).

7

미시적 관점에서의 변화가 거시적 흐름을 어떻게 달라지게 하는지 분석했다.

We analyzed how changes from a microscopic perspective make the macroscopic flow change.

Scientific/Analytical tone.

8

고정관념에서 탈피하는 순간, 세상을 보는 눈이 달라질 것이다.

The moment you break away from stereotypes, the eyes with which you see the world will change.

Metaphorical usage.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

생각이 달라지다
태도가 달라지다
분위기가 달라지다
세상이 달라지다
인상이 달라지다
결과가 달라지다
상황이 달라지다
눈빛이 달라지다
목소리가 달라지다
입장이 달라지다

सामान्य वाक्यांश

확 달라지다

— To change drastically or noticeably.

화장을 하니 인상이 확 달라졌어요.

완전히 달라지다

— To change completely.

10년 전과는 완전히 달라진 모습이에요.

조금씩 달라지다

— To change little by little.

연습을 하니 실력이 조금씩 달라지네요.

몰라보게 달라지다

— To change so much that one can't recognize it.

방학 동안 몰라보게 달라졌구나!

근본적으로 달라지다

— To change fundamentally.

정책이 근본적으로 달라져야 합니다.

급격히 달라지다

— To change rapidly.

기술의 발달로 생활이 급격히 달라졌다.

크게 달라지다

— To change significantly.

예산에 따라 계획이 크게 달라질 수 있어요.

사뭇 달라지다

— To be quite different/changed.

그의 태도가 예전과는 사뭇 달라졌다.

전혀 달라지다

— To become entirely different.

설명을 들으니 생각이 전혀 달라졌어요.

어떻게 달라졌나요?

— How has it changed?

지난번과 비교해서 어떻게 달라졌나요?

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"눈빛이 달라지다"

— To have a sudden change in one's gaze, usually implying focus or intensity.

시험지를 받자마자 그의 눈빛이 달라졌다.

Neutral
"세상이 달라 보이다"

— To see the world differently (usually due to happiness or enlightenment).

사랑에 빠지니 세상이 달라 보여요.

Informal
"사람이 달라지다"

— To become a completely different person (usually in terms of personality).

그는 사고 이후 사람이 달라졌다.

Neutral
"판도가 달라지다"

— The whole situation or 'playing field' has changed.

새로운 기술의 등장으로 시장의 판도가 달라졌다.

Formal/Business
"차원이 달라지다"

— To reach a whole new level (literally 'the dimension changed').

이 식당은 고기 맛의 차원이 달라요.

Colloquial
"색깔이 달라지다"

— The 'color' or character of something has changed.

감독이 바뀌고 팀의 색깔이 달라졌다.

Neutral
"입장이 달라지다"

— One's position or stance has changed.

증거가 나오자 그의 입장이 달라졌다.

Formal
"분위기가 확 달라지다"

— The mood shifts instantly.

그가 들어오자 분위기가 확 달라졌다.

Informal
"대우가 달라지다"

— The way one is treated changes (usually for the better).

우승을 하고 나니 대우가 달라졌어요.

Neutral
"결이 달라지다"

— To have a different 'texture' or fundamental vibe.

이 작가의 신작은 이전 작품들과 결이 달라요.

Literary/Refined

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

달라짐 (the act of becoming different)
다름 (difference)

क्रिया

다르다 (to be different - root adjective)
차별화하다 (to differentiate)

विशेषण

다른 (different - noun modifying form)

संबंधित

변하다 (to change)
바뀌다 (to be changed)
차이 (difference)
변화 (change/transformation)
다양하다 (to be diverse)
सभी उदाहरण देखने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

Derived from the Middle Korean root '다ᄅᆞ다' (da-reu-da), which meant 'to be different'.

मूल अर्थ: To be distinct or not identical.

Koreanic.
सुझाव और नोट्स के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

संबंधित सामग्री

यह शब्द अन्य भाषाओं में

お釣り Japanese

संबंधित ग्रामर रूल्स

Depending On... (-에 따라) B2
Depending on ( -에 따라 / -에 따라서 ) B2

general के और शब्द

몇몇

A2

कुछ; थोड़े.

조금

A1

मुझे थोड़ा पानी चाहिए। (물 조금 필요해요.)

적게

A1

कम, थोड़ी मात्रा में। किसी क्रिया को कम मात्रा में करने के लिए उपयोग किया जाता है।

약간

A2

थोड़ा; हल्का सा। छोटी मात्रा या हल्के स्तर का वर्णन करने के लिए उपयोग किया जाता है।

많이

A1

बहुत / ज़्यादा। 'मैंने बहुत खाया' (많이 먹었어요)। 'मुझे आपकी बहुत याद आई' (많이 보고 싶었어요)।

잠시

A2

एक पल के लिए; संक्षेप में। 'कृपया एक पल प्रतीक्षा करें।' (잠시만 기다려 주세요।) 'मैं थोड़ी देर में वापस आऊंगा।' (잠시 후에 돌아오겠습니다।)

잠깐

A2

For a short time; a moment.

아까

A2

थोड़ी देर पहले। मैंने उसे थोड़ी देर पहले देखा था।

대해

A2

इसका अर्थ है 'के बारे में' या 'के विषय में'। इसका उपयोग किसी बातचीत या विचार के विषय को पेश करने के लिए किया जाता है।

~에 대해서

A2

के बारे में; के विषय में।

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