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Processing keyword: ~텐데 [tende] (Would, might)
The Korean grammar point ~텐데 [tende] is used to express a conjecture or a hypothesis. It indicates that something is expected or might happen based on prior knowledge, assumptions, or circumstances. This grammar is commonly used in both spoken and written forms.
[Verb/Adjective stem] + 텐데
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In Korean culture, expressing intent and conjectures carefully is important. Using ~텐데 can show sensitivity to the listener's feelings by acknowledging potential reasons or situations. This usage can also reflect politeness and humility.
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