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This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 9th, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Idioms and Phrases . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
12 Responses to “Idioms and Phrases #6 - Scary Teacher, Scary Class - Get some Korean slang under your belt!”
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
여러분… 이 문법 쓸 줄 알아요?
(Everyone… Do you know how to use this grammar?)
Thursday at 12:41 am
네, 쓸 줄 알아요
But it’s quite similar to ㄹ 수 있어요, isn’t it? For example, you can also say 한국어 할 수 있어요 to say “I can speak Korean”?
Is there any instance where you can only use one or the other?
Thursday at 12:53 am
Shan
맞아요. Correct
할 수 있어요 and 할 줄 알아요 are similar, but 할 줄 알아요 is more focused on the know-how, while 할 수 있어요 focuses more on the ability
For example,
A: 수영 할 줄 몰라요.
( I don’t know how to swim. )
B: 조금만 배우면, 할 수 있어요!
( If you learn just a little bit, you can!! )
:)
Thursday at 12:10 pm
다음주말에 캐나다에서 아내와 함께 결혼하러 가려고 하는데 장남 아니데 신안다!
Thursday at 12:17 pm
우와~ 미셸 씨 다음 주에 캐나다 가세요? ^^ 신날 것 같아요!! ㅎ
그럼 결혼식 다시 한번 더 하는 거예요?
Thursday at 3:01 pm
I learned that 장난 is more like a prank or mischief. For example, you can say “오늘 밤에 너무 많은 장난 전화들이 왔네” to mean “I’ve gotten so many prank calls tonight”… if I understand both the phrase and the grammar right…
근데 Michel 씨: 다시 결혼을 축하합니다! 캐나다에 잘 다녀오세요!
Thursday at 4:49 pm
Daniel
Yeah, 장난 is a prank or a practical joke, so if you describe something that you said as “장난으로 한 말” it means that what you said has no significance whatsoever - you just said it as a joke or for fun
And your translation of the sentence is perfect!
Thursday at 8:29 pm
I’ll know from now on to call everyone 선셍님 and not 선셍님.
Thursday at 8:35 pm
Max
haha
what you wrote are the same thing
Friday at 11:37 am
네…행운이 너무 좋죠?
Friday at 2:06 pm
^^!! ㅎㅎ 넵 미셸 씨 좋은 시간 보내고 오세요!
그리고 캐나다 다녀오신 다음에는 한번 서울에서 만나요~~
Friday at 3:58 pm
Oops I meant to say that I’d stop calling everyone (name)선셍님!
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