Learn Korean: Expressing Opinions And Preferences In Korean
Today, we're diving into expressing nuanced opinions and preferences in Korean, going beyond the usual 'joa' and 'sireo'. To express your personal opinion, start with 'gaebyeogeun', which translates to 'personally'. You could say, 'Personally, I think this new song is fantastic'. For a more frank opinion, use 'soljikhi mal haesseo', meaning 'to be honest'. So, you might say, 'To be honest, I prefer the '-'. To express a preference involving a choice, use 'chadari' followed by a verb stem, meaning 'I'd rather'. For instance, 'I'd rather stay home tonight' becomes 'Chadari jib-e isseulkkeyo'. Now you're equipped with some fresh vocabulary to express yourself more precisely in Korean; subscribe for more advanced lessons!
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