简短间接引语:听说…… (-ㄴ/은/는대)
Use -대(요) to relay information you heard from others without saying the full quote.
- • Contraction of indirect speech -다고 해
- • Means 'I heard that...'
Use -대(요) to relay information you heard from others without saying the full quote.
Use -는 대로 for future sequences and -ㄴ/은 대로 to describe doing something exactly as it happened.
Use -ㄴ/은/는지 to wrap a question into a clause before verbs of knowing, asking, or wondering.
Use `에서는` to say "As for in [Location]..." when setting the scene or contrasting places.
Use `에서부터` to highlight a specific starting location, emphasizing the origin or distance of a movement.
Use `ㄴ/은` to describe nouns using finished actions, like 'the coffee I drank' or 'the movie I saw'.
Use (으)라고 하다 to report commands like "He told me to..." while managing the 주다/달다 distinction.
Use `-기가 어렵다` to describe actions that are complicated, tricky, or unlikely to happen.
Use -ㄹ/을 수가 없다 to emphasize that an action is absolutely impossible due to circumstances.
Use special honorific verbs to elevate high-status subjects, ensuring you never use them for your own actions.
Use `말씀하시다` when a respected person speaks to show social awareness and polite Korean etiquette.
Use `ㄴ/은 후에` to clearly sequence actions, ensuring the first task is completed before the next begins.
Use this pattern to objectively state whether an action is necessary, distinct from personal wants or obligations.
Use `(으)ㄹ 줄 알다` to express learned skills and 'know-how' rather than just physical capability.
Use (으)면서 to describe a single person multitasking or a state with two simultaneous qualities.
Use -는 게 낫다 to suggest the best choice among alternatives in a natural, conversational way.
Use '-에 비해(서)' to express how something measures up relatively to a specific noun or standard.
Use -아/어 있다 for 'resultant states' (standing, open, broken), distinct from actions currently happening.
Use `만큼` to show that the intensity of something is equal to the comparison you're making.
Use -ㄹ/을 때마다 to link a repeating trigger to a consistent result in any tense.
Attach `-기 쉽다` to verb stems to express that an action is easy to do or likely to occur.
Use -기 위한 to turn a verb into a 'purpose label' for a following noun.
Use honorific nouns like 'daek' (house) or 'seongham' (name) only for superiors, never for yourself.
`댁` elevates 'house' to 'residence' to show respect to elders or superiors.
Use `말씀` to honor a superior's speech or to humble your own speech when talking to them.
Use '성함' to politely ask for someone else's name; use '이름' for yourself and friends.
Replace `나이` with `연세` when asking or talking about an elder's age to show proper respect.
Use `진지` to show maximum respect when referring to an elder's meal, never your own.
Use -(으)ㄹ까 봐 to explain an action taken to prevent a situation you are worried might happen.
Use `-ㄴ/은 지` + time + `되다` to talk about the duration since an action last happened.
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