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Processing keyword: ~기 힘들다 [gi himdeulda] (It's hard to)
The grammar point ~기 힘들다 is used in the Korean language to express that something is difficult or hard to do. This phrase is commonly used when discussing tasks, actions, or challenges.
Verb Stem + 기 힘들다
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(noun form) It is hard to [verb].
In simple terms, when you want to express that performing a certain action is hard, you attach this grammatical structure to the stem of the verb that describes the action.
The structure ~기 힘들다 is similar to:
Expression | Meaning | Level of Formality |
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~기 힘들다 | It's hard to | Informal/Neutral |
~기가 어렵다 | It's hard to | More formal |
~기 쉽지 않다 | It's not easy to | Slightly formal |
Here are various example sentences that demonstrate the usage of ~기 힘들다:
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In Korean culture, expressing difficulty can be a way to show humility, as discussing struggles is often seen as a normal part of life.
When using this structure, consider your audience. It’s important to use the appropriate level of formality. In casual conversations among friends, the informal form is suitable, while in formal settings or when speaking to elders, use the more formal versions.
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