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13 Dec 2019
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How do you say this in Korean? "I have something for you but I didn't get time to give it to you"
How do you say this in Korean? "I have something for you but I didn't get time to give it to you"
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너에게 줄 것을 준비했지만, 그것을 전해줄 시간이 없네.
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If you are talking to your friend, you say "나 너한테 줄 거 있는데 전해줄 시간이 없어" casually.
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