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Processing keyword: ~면 [myeon] (If)
Part of Speech | Structure | Example | Translation |
---|---|---|---|
Verb | Verb Stem + ~면 | 가다 (gada) -> 가면 (gamyeon) | If (I) go |
Adjective | Adjective Stem + ~면 | 좋다 (jota) -> 좋으면 (joheumyeon) | If (it) is good |
Noun | Noun + 이다 + ~면 | 학생이다 (haksaengida) -> 학생이면 (haksaeng-imyeon) | If (they) are a student |
~면 (myeon) can be compared to the English "if" but has some differences:
Korean: 도와주시면 감사하겠습니다.
Korean: 비가 오면 집에 있겠습니다.
Korean: 시간이 있으면 나랑 가자.
Korean: 매운 음식을 먹으면 배 아파.
Using this guide, learners can deepen their understanding of the conditional grammar point ~면 and apply it in various contexts authentically.
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