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Processing keyword: ~인 까닭에 [in kkadake] (Because, the reason why)
In this lesson, we'll explore the Korean grammar point ~인 까닭에, which is used to express the reason or cause for something. This pattern translates to "because," "due to," or "the reason why" in English. It's a formal expression often found in written language, literature, and formal speeches.
~인 까닭에 is used to indicate the reason or cause for an action or situation. It conveys "because of [noun]" or "due to [noun]."
The structure varies depending on whether you're using a noun, adjective, or verb.
Component | Function |
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Noun | Subject/Cause |
인 까닭에 | Indicates reason (attached to noun) |
Component | Function |
---|---|
Adjective Stem | Describes a state or quality |
(으)ㄴ 까닭에 | Indicates reason (adjective form) |
Component | Function |
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Verb Stem | Action or occurrence |
는 까닭에 | Indicates reason (verb form) |
For Nouns:
[Noun] + 인 까닭에
For Adjectives:
[Adjective Stem] + (으)ㄴ 까닭에
For Verbs:
[Verb Stem] + 는 까닭에
Both patterns express reasons or causes, but they differ in formality and usage.
By mastering ~인 까닭에 and its variations, you'll enhance your ability to express reasons and causes formally in Korean. Keep practicing by incorporating this grammar point into your writing and recognizing it in reading materials.
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