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Could someone explain in detail what "그래" means? I see it everywhere, and people seem to use it in many situations.
- Korean
1. Okay, all right
2. 그래? Is that real?
3. 왜 그래? What's up? (is that anything wrong?)
and so on
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- Malay
"그래" can also mean "so" and "ok".... however, the meaning of " 그래 " is dependent on how the speaker expresses and the situation we are talking.
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"그래" means "yes" or "sure" in a positive way.
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- Korean
'그래요', '네' is more poilte than '그래'or '응'
also "그래?"or "그래요?" means "really?" .
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그래 is a 반말 form of 그러하다
it literally means to be like that, to be like it is
A: 그래? it is?
B: 그래. it is.
and 반말 of 그리하다 is also 그래,
which means to do that, to do in that way
A: 내일 봐 see you tomorrow
B: 그래 yeah (let's do that)
A: 내일 보는 거 맞죠?
B: 그래요 (그러하다)
A: 내일 볼까요?
B: 그래요 (그리하다)
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"그래" means "Yes" or "that's right". However, you can use this word only to younger person
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@acemaxy so what would 그래만히 mean? I heard it in a song but never understood. The whole verse is "사랑하고 기억해
그래만히 my memory"
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