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Processing keyword: ~라면서 [ramyeonseo] (While saying that)
The grammar point ~라면서 is used to express an action or statement that occurs while someone is speaking or stating something. This structure can convey information about what someone said along with an accompanying action or reaction.
[Subject] + [Action/State] + [Declarative Statement] + 라면서 + [Consequence/Behavior]
Structure | Example | Translation |
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Verb + 라면서 | 친구가 영화가 재밌다 라면서 자주 보자고 해요. | My friend says the movie is fun and often suggests we watch it. |
Adjective + 라면서 | 누가 예쁘다 라면서 그를 좋아해요. | While saying someone is pretty, I like him/her. |
Noun + (이)라면서 | 선생님이 학생들이 열심히 공부한다고 하면서 칭찬했어요. | The teacher praised the students while saying they study hard. |
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In Korean culture, the emphasis on communication and relationships is significant. When using ~라면서, the context often implies attentiveness to what someone said, showing respect and acknowledgment of their feelings or statements.
The use of this grammar point can differ in formality depending on context. For instance, using it in a casual conversation with friends contrasts with its usage in a formal or professional setting.
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