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Processing keyword: ~남짓 [namjit] (About, around)
The grammar point ~남짓 is used when expressing an approximate quantity, number, or time. It conveys the meaning of "about" or "around" and is often used to indicate a rough estimate in conversation and writing.
The structure generally follows the pattern:
[Number] + 남짓
For example:
Number
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남짓 (about, around)
Similar Grammar Points:
In Korean culture, being precise is often important, but using approximations like 남짓 is common and acceptable in casual conversations. It reflects a level of humility and avoids overstating facts, which is appreciated in social interactions.
A common phrase using this structure is "여기서 한 30남짓 정도 될 것 같아요." which translates to "I think it will be about 30 here."
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