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I understand the sentence but I don't understand why the verb 바쁘다 is like this…
"너가 바쁘다는것 요즘."
I understand the sentence but I don't understand why the verb 바쁘다 is like this…
"너가 바쁘다는것 요즘."
- Korean
verb + 는 것 is used for describing facts, situations or circumstances
나는 그녀가 착하다는 것을 안다
(i know she is nice)
그가 나보다 크다는 것을 인정한다
(i admit he is taller than me)
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- Korean
verb + 는 것 is used for describing facts, situations or circumstances
나는 그녀가 착하다는 것을 안다
(i know she is nice)
그가 나보다 크다는 것을 인정한다
(i admit he is taller than me)
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- Korean
"너가 바쁘다는것 요즘."(X) ---> "너가 요즘 바쁘다는 것 ." or "요즘, 너가 바쁘다는 것 ."
너는 요즘 바쁘다 ---> u r busy, lately.
나는 너가 요즘 바쁘다는 것을 안다. ---> i know that u r busy, lately.
나는 너가 요즘 바쁘다는 것을 너의 부모님께 알려주었다. ---> i informed ur parents that u r busy, lately.
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