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iDoof
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to "build in" as part of...

Postby iDoof » June 5th, 2011 3:57 am

Hi all,

How would I say something like

"I've built ____(A)_____ into my plan."

I think I could guess how to say "(A) is a part of my plan" (계획의 일부입니다?), but in English when I phrase it as "I've built it in," it kind of connotes reassurance, like "I knew it was an issue last time, so this time I made sure it was part of the plan.

Could it be something like, "(A)를 계획의 일부가 되게 했읍니다"....does that sound good, or a little awkward?

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone for your time.

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Re: to "build in" as part of...

Postby manyakumi » June 5th, 2011 6:16 am

iDoof wrote:How would I say something like

"I've built ____(A)_____ into my plan."

I think I could guess how to say "(A) is a part of my plan" (계획의 일부입니다?), but in English when I phrase it as "I've built it in," it kind of connotes reassurance, like "I knew it was an issue last time, so this time I made sure it was part of the plan.

Could it be something like, "(A)를 계획의 일부가 되게 했습니다"....does that sound good, or a little awkward?


I think it is alright.
And how about these?

(A)를 계획의 일부가 되도록 했습니다.

(A)를 계획의 일부로 만들어 두었습니다.
(A)를 계획의 일부로 해 놓았습니다.
- 해 두었습니다 and 만들어 놓았습니다 are also okay.

Last two phrases are used more commonly in daily conversation.
Hope this helps.


Sean
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Postby iDoof » June 18th, 2011 11:54 am

this is really helpful, thanks.

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