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What is the difference between
예측 불가능하다
변덕스럽다
종잡을 수가 없어
Which is more natural/common?
Can I have 예문 for those words.
예측 불가능하다
변덕스럽다
종잡을 수가 없어
Which is more natural/common?
Can I have 예문 for those words.
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변덕스럽다 = something is fickle that you can't handle it
예측 불가능하다 = something is unpredictable
종잡을 수가 없어 = something is all over the map
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like you can never guess what they want to do.
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@Chrislam131
속마음을 모르겠다
뭘 원하는 지 모르겠다
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@Chrislam131 예측 불가능 - usually for weather or results
변덕스러운 - usually for weather, but it could be used for someone (rude way)
종잡을 수 없는 - can't hardly catch someone's purpose but it's not often used
I prefer use "속마음을 모르겠다"
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