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그렇게
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that much
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너무
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too much, excessively
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더
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more
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덜
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less
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매운
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spicy
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맵다
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to be spicy
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순두부찌개
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tofu stew
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시키다
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to order
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싱겁게
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in a bland way
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아직
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yet
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유명하다
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to be famous
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음식
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food
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인분
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order
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주문하다
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to place an order
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파전
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scallion pancake
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편
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tendency, side
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는 편이다
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to tend to
무사 씨는 한국어를 잘 하는 편이에요 (Musa tends to speak Korean well) |
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ㄹ/을 계흭이다
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to plan to.
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ㄹ/을까요
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shall we ---?
This ending is used to elicit an opinion on a proposed action. |
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덜, 더
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덜 and 더 are placed before an adj or adv to form a comparative. The particle 보다 'than' is used to make a comparison between two items.
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더/덜 --- 게 하다
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to make something more/less
게 하다 is attached to the base of an adj to indicate a change of state. |
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Ordering food in a restaurant
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use 인분 to indicate the necessary amount. Typically the food item and desired number are placed before 인분.
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