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    -(으)ᄂ/는데 is a conjunction that connects two clauses in Korean. It is similar to 그런데 but connects clauses rather than complete sentences. It can be used with present, past, or future tense verbs and adjectives to indicate contrast, provide background information before asking a question, or to politely refuse or want to say more. Some examples of its use include connecting two clauses with contrasting information, asking questions after stating relevant context, or responding politely while expressing a different opinion.

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    -(으)ᄂ/는데 is a conjunction that connects two clauses in Korean. It is similar to 그런데 but connects clauses rather than complete sentences. It can be used with present, past, or future tense verbs and adjectives to indicate contrast, provide background information before asking a question, or to politely refuse or want to say more. Some examples of its use include connecting two clauses with contrasting information, asking questions after stating relevant context, or responding politely while expressing a different opinion.

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    -(으)ᄂ/는데 is a conjunction that connects two clauses in Korean. It is similar to 그런데 but connects clauses rather than complete sentences. It can be used with present, past, or future tense verbs and adjectives to indicate contrast, provide background information before asking a question, or to politely refuse or want to say more. Some examples of its use include connecting two clauses with contrasting information, asking questions after stating relevant context, or responding politely while expressing a different opinion.

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    -()/

    -()/ is a short conjunction for . connects two complete


    sentences while -()/ connects two clauses. For example,
    . .
    => .
    Tenses
    Present tense
    verb + => , , ,
    adjective + -/ => , , , ,
    Past tense
    verb / adjective + // => , , , , ,
    , , ,
    Future tense (usually use it with verbs)
    verb + () => , , ,

    Meaning
    1. Contrast : but, however, although
    .
    I drank coffee yesterday, but today I didnt drink.
    .
    It was warm yesterday, however it is chilly today.
    2. Give someone background information before asking a question.
    (You dont need to translate this.)
    ? It is raining, where are you going?
    ? It is very late, are you still working?
    3. Polite refusal(different opinion) or more to say
    Q: ? A: , . (different opinion)
    Q: Doesnt this T-shirt look out of style? A: No, it is pretty.
    Q: ? A: , . (polite rejection)
    Q: Do you want to watch a movie together? A: I am sorry. I have a plan.
    Q: () ? A: , . ? (more to say)
    Q: (on the phone) Is this Andys house? A: Yes, it is. Who is this?

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