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Processing keyword: ~카지 [kaji] (Perhaps, maybe)
Verb/Adjective Stem + ~카지
Structure | Example | Translation |
---|---|---|
가다 (to go) + 카지 | 가는 카지 | Maybe (I) go |
재미있다 (interesting) + 카지 | 재미있는 카지 | Maybe (it) is interesting |
할 것이다 (will do) + 카지 | 할 것인가지 | Perhaps (I) will do |
Using ~카지 indicates a humble approach to expressing one's opinion, which is a significant feature of Korean social norms. Koreans often prefer to express uncertainty rather than make definitive statements, which reflects a culture of politeness and consideration.
An idiomatic expression using ~카지 is:
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