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Processing keyword: ~지 않아도 되다 [ji anado dweda] (Do not have to)
The expression ~지 않아도 되다 is used in Korean to indicate that something is not necessary or that someone does not have to do something. This structure allows speakers to communicate permission or advice concerning actions that can be omitted.
The structure can be broken down as follows:
Verb Stem
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+---+--------+
| | |
지 않아도 되다
| | |
Negation It is okay/acceptable
Part | Description |
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Verb Stem | Base form of the verb |
(지) | Optional negation marker |
않다 | "to not" |
안 하다 | "to not do" |
+ 도 | "even if" |
되다 | "to be okay/acceptable" |
The expression ~지 않아도 되다 is similar to another structure in Korean: ~지 않아도 좋다 (ji anado johda), which means "it is good that you do not have to." However, 좋다 implies a more positive connotation, as if stating it is more favorable to not perform the action.
Grammar Point | Translation | Connotation |
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~지 않아도 되다 | Do not have to | Neutral |
~지 않아도 좋다 | It is good not to do | Positive/Advisory |
In Korean culture, showing respect and politeness is essential. Using the correct formality level in expressions like ~지 않아도 되다 is important, particularly when communicating with elders or in professional settings.
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