2 answers i would say that 말 is a when it is used as 말이야 말입니다 hereafter i will use 말이다 to call them collectively the phrase 말이다 is a sentence ender as jick mentioned one more thing you should know is that it can also be used as a filler which smooths out your sentences unlike other fillers it be used
라떼 는 말이야 is used to poke fun at someone who like to brag or preach to young people just like in the ttmik explanation you quoted if you mix in the word play on 말 horse to it you 39 ll just confuse the other person because now they won 39 t know your point word plays using homonyms can sometimes be amusing but not always
Let s take a look at the korean sentence pattern verb 란 말이야 the 란 라는 part suggest that this expression involves commands only the 말이다 part emphasizes that a command wasn t performed the right way or isn t what the speaker desired for example you are working in a modelling agency and there is a new applicant
지 지요 죠 is like positive emphasis 잖아 요 assumes the listener has knowledge of the thing you 39 re talking about 고요 is technically a quotation form so it carries the connotation of i say 10 votes 17 comments hello 안녕하세요 i 39 ve got a pretty solid understanding of the 지 and 잖아 grammar points know about the
Post may 18th 2009 6 59 am hey one of the little nuance issues that 39 s really confusing for me is the subtle meaning of the korean expression 란 말이야 i can understand that it puts a bit of focus on the expression used before it but the exact usage is really slippery 예를 들어서 저의 여친한태 우리 아이스크림을
말이야 mar i ya definition of 말이야 소설에서 많이 사용하는 표현방법 입니다 뜻은 바로 내가 의심했던 대로다 와 같습니다 이 문장에서의 말이야는 전에 내가 했던 말을 강조하는 용도로 사용 됐네요 i said or i told와 비슷한 느낌입니다 하지만 따로 뜻은 없어요
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First off see that 의 말이야 is a form of that 39 s what i 39 m talking about in other words 사랑의 말이야 is then love is what i 39 m talking about now getting closer to your question surrounding 아 어 야 했었던 let 39 s first point out that everything in this phrase before 사랑 modifies that noun which obviously means love
It s important to learn korean verb conjugation as you progress in learning korean below is a list of the common conjugations of verbs according to their tenses verb ㅂ니다 습니다 ㅂ nida seumnida honorific verb present verb 아요 어요 ayo eoyo polite formal verb present
Korean sentence structure basic korean sentences follow a subject object verb order the subject is the doer of an action the verb is said action and the object is the recipient of the action for example if you were to write i eat cake in korean it would literally be written out as i cake eat
When you adjust adjectives to describe nouns you know that you should add ㄴ 은 to the stem of the word when you adjust verbs to describe nouns you must add 는 to the stem of a verb 걷다 걷는 공부하다 공부하는 먹다 먹는 these are all verbs that can now be placed before a noun to describe it 걷는 여자 the
English us korean that s a tough but good question you add ㄴ 말이야 after a sentence to typically add emphasis of why you are saying it it means something like what i mean is or i m saying that you use this to add emphasis and make your sentence bolder ex 널 사랑한단 말이야
Here the first person didn t specifically indicate what he she ate the second person is asking for clarification of what was eaten and can use 뭐를 here 뭐 essentially acts as the noun that was omitted in the previous sentence 무엇 is very similar to 뭐 however it is more common to attach 을 to 무엇 than with 뭐
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Here goes as the link says 란 말이야 is an abbreviation of 이라는 말이야 거란 말이야 in this sentence literally means 것이라는 말이야 therefore 이길 줄 알고 얘기한 거란 말이야 would mean 이길 줄 알고 얘기한 것이란 말이야 this sentence means 이길 줄 알고 얘기한 것이야
The korean phrase 39 그러게 말이야 39 is an expression used to convey agreement or affirmation it can be translated as that 39 s right or exactly this phrase is commonly used in conversations to acknowledge and support someone 39 s statement or opinion here are a few examples to illustrate the usage of 39 그러게 말이야 39 1 situation
Korean grammar rules understand the basics korean grammar rule 1 korean verbs always come at the end of the sentence korean grammar rule 2 korean pronouns aren t usually needed korean grammar rule 3 korean words don t have a gender korean grammar rule 4 korean conjugation is consistent
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Here s a list of the essential korean particles 은 는 eun neun topic particles eun goes after consonant neun goes after vowel 이 가 e ga subject particles e goes after constant ga goes after vowel 을 를 euel leul object particles euel goes after consonant leuel goes after vowel
Can someone explain what 말이야 supposevto mean at the same time breakdown the sentence 이럴 때 보면 하림테 은근 구리단 말이야 in this case it doesn 39 t have an exact translation in english it 39 s something used to get the listener 39 s attention or emphasize your point i can 39 t seem to figure out what 하림테 means but
In a previous lesson about korean particles you learned that particles are attached to some nouns to indicate the particular function of that word in a sentence the korean location particles 에 and 에서 are both similar to the word at in english however 에 and 에서 have slightly different meanings and are used in different
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This grammar pattern roughly translates to is called called by said as said that etc for example if you want to say i 39 m called andy people call me andy then you can say 저는 앤디라고 해요 conjugation rule the basic conjugation rule is 이라고 is added after the final consonant 라고 is added after the final vowel
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