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13 Jan 2018
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Please show me example sentences with 아무쪼록.. what does this word mean? And could u show me the example? . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with 아무쪼록.. what does this word mean? And could u show me the example? . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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Well.. I dont know how to explain this well haha.
It sounds like "Well... anyway".
When you say something and you want to finish the conversation, you can say it and say good bye.
Like when you are talking with someone about K-pop and you have to go now or she/he have to go, you can say "anyway, it was a pleasure time" like this right?
아무쪼록 sounds like this. :)
But usually it dosen't use it alone.
아무쪼록 잘 부탁드립니다. , 아무쪼록 건강하세요.
Anyway... Thank you for doing this. , anyway take care of your self (or get well soon).
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아무쪼록 (아무튼,어쨌든)anyway; anyhow; at any rate; in any case[event]; at all events;
Anyhow, let us begin.
In any case[At all events], I will make preparations for it.
I must live anyhow.
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@chrissie0215 @groovek11 Oh I see.. I thought it has similar meaning with Japanese word "どうぞ (Douzo)" which has meaning "Please/letting someone do something". So, is there any word in korean that has similar meaning with Douzo?
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@RV_Naoki oh! Yes it is similar meaning of Douzo :)
douzo yorosiku and 아무쪼록 잘 부탁드립니다. are same meaning!!!
But 아무쪼록 doesn't mean "letting someone do something" way :)
Usually douzo with that meaning use as "come in or let's eat" then it's same with 자... or 드세요. :)
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