Learn Korean: Expressing Opinions And Preferences In Korean

Level up your Korean conversation skills by learning how to express your opinions and preferences like a native speaker! 'Gaebyeogeun' translates to 'personally' and is a great way to preface your opinion. Gaebyeogeun, I think this new restaurant is fantastic. Use 'soljikhi malhaeseo', meaning 'to be honest', to add emphasis and sincerity. Soljikhi malhaeseo, I '-’ prefer spicy food over sweet. This structure, '-’neun '-’boda '-’ga deo joa', lets you compare and express preference:  '-'(subject marker) is better than '-'(subject marker). For example: Cha-neun k opi-boda juseu-ga deo joa (Tea is better than coffee for me / I prefer juice to coffee). 'Je saenggagi-en', meaning 'in my opinion', is a sophisticated way to introduce your viewpoint. Je saenggagi-en, that movie was a masterpiece. Go beyond a simple 'no' with 'geureoke malhal su eopsseo', which translates to 'I can't say that' or 'not really'. If someone asks if you like something you dislike, you could say, "Geureoke malhal su eopsseo".
Furthermore, try combining these phrases for even more nuanced expression.
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