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Processing keyword: ~인 즉 [in jeuk] (In other words)
The Korean grammar point ~인즉 is an expression used to rephrase or summarize a previous statement. It translates to "in other words," "that is to say," or "so" in English. Understanding how to use ~인즉 will enhance your ability to clarify statements and improve the flow of your Korean conversations.
~인즉 is used to:
The structure of ~인즉 is:
[Noun] + (이)인즉
Noun Ending | Form | Example |
---|---|---|
Vowel | 인즉 | 학생 인즉 |
Consonant | 이인즉 | 친구 이인즉 |
~인즉 is neutral in terms of politeness but is more commonly found in written or formal spoken Korean. It adds a level of emphasis and clarity.
By mastering ~인즉, you can add clarity and emphasis to your Korean expressions, making your communication more effective and nuanced.
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