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Processing keyword: ~잖다 [janda] (You know, isn't it)
The structure ~잖다 is attached to a verb or an adjective stem to elucidate a point that is presumed to be known by the listener.
Structure | Usage | Example |
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Verb Stem + 잖다 | Stating common knowledge | 너도 이거 좋아하잖아. (You like this too, you know.) |
Adjective Stem + 잖다 | Reminder of obviousness | 날씨가 더워잖아. (It’s hot, you know.) |
~잖다 is similar to:
Grammar Point | Usage | Example |
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~잖다 | Reminding known info | “너도 알잖아.” (You know too.) |
~겠다 | Future intention | “내일 날씨가 좋겠다.” (It seems the weather will be nice tomorrow.) |
~지 않니? | Rhetorical question | “이거 좋지 않니?” (Isn't this good?) |
Using ~잖다 softens the assertion and indicates camaraderie or shared knowledge among speakers, which aligns with the Korean social norm of valuing relational harmony. It encourages conversation by involving the listener in a shared understanding.
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