Example Output
생각보다 비싸는데요? / It's more expensive than I thought, though?
지금 시간 없는데요? / I don't have time right now, though?
여기가 꽤 위험한데요? / This place is quite dangerous, though?
음, 잘 모르겠는데요? / Hmm, I'm not sure, though?
그건 좀 잘못된데? / That's a bit wrong, though?
이 음식 진짜 맛있는데요? / This food is really delicious, though?
이미 다 끝났는데요? / It's already all finished, though?
생각보다 훨씬 쉬운데요? / It's much easier than I thought, though?
지금 좀 바쁜데요? / I'm a bit busy right now, though?
내일 못 갈 것 같은데요? / It seems I can't go tomorrow, though?
너 오늘 어디 가는지 알아? / Do you know where you’re going today?
그가 왜 화났는지 아세요? / Do you know why he got angry?
여기서 버스 언제 오는지 알아요? / Do you know when the bus comes here?
이 노래 누가 부르는지 알아? / Do you know who sings this song?
지금 식당 문 열렸는지 모르겠어. / I’m not sure if the restaurant is open now.
내일 날씨 좋은지 아십니까? / Do you know if the weather will be good tomorrow?
이 문제 정답 맞는지 확실해요? / Are you sure if this answer is correct?
그는 어디 사는지 안 물어봤어. / I didn’t ask where he lives.
회사에 언제 출근하는지 알아둘게요. / I’ll find out when he starts work at the company.
이 문제 어떻게 푸는지 설명해 줄래? / Could you explain how to solve this problem?
그렇게 기다릴 바에 그냥 전화하지. / If I’m going to wait like this, I’d rather just call.
혼자 갈 바에야 같이 가죠. / If I’m going to go alone, I’d rather we go together.
비싸게 살 바에 안 사겠습니다. / If I’m going to buy it at a high price, I’d rather not buy it at all.
거짓말할 바에 솔직히 말해. / If you’re going to lie, you’d rather just be honest.
이렇게 더울 바에 에어컨 켜자. / If it’s going to be this hot, let’s just turn on the AC.
늦을 바에야 차라리 가지 말죠. / If we’re going to be late, we’d rather just not go.
그렇게 힘들 바에 그냥 쉬어. / If you’re going to struggle that much, just rest.
추울 바에 두꺼운 옷 입죠. / If it’s going to be cold, we’d rather wear thicker clothes.
이렇게 멀 바에 택시 탈래요. / If it’s going to be this far, I’d rather just take a taxi.
시간 낭비할 바에 차라리 자자. / If we’re going to waste time, we’d rather just sleep.
그렇게 기다릴 바에 그냥 전화하지. / If you're going to wait that long, why not just call?
혼자 갈 바에야 같이 가죠. / If I have to go alone, let's just go together instead.
비싸게 살 바에 안 사겠습니다. / If it's that expensive, I'd rather not buy it.
거짓말할 바에 솔직히 말해. / If you're going to lie, just be honest.
이렇게 더울 바에 에어컨 켜자. / If it's this hot, let's just turn on the AC.
늦을 바에야 차라리 가지 말죠. / If we're going to be late, maybe we just shouldn't go at all.
그렇게 힘들 바에 그냥 쉬어. / If it's that tough, just take a rest.
추울 바에 두꺼운 옷 입죠. / If it's going to be cold, let's wear something warmer.
이렇게 멀 바에 택시 탈래요. / If it's this far, I'd rather just take a taxi.
시간 낭비할 바에 차라리 자자. / If we're going to waste time, we might as well just sleep.
숨이 차오를 정도로 달렸어. / I ran until I was out of breath.
얼굴이 화끈거릴 정도로 부끄러웠어. / I was so embarrassed my face felt hot.
눈이 침침할 정도로 컴퓨터를 봤어. / I stared at the computer until my eyes went blurry.
손이 시릴 정도로 날이 춥다. / It’s so cold my hands feel numb.
너무 답답할 정도로 좁은 방이었어요. / The room was so small it felt suffocating.
머리가 지끈거릴 정도로 시끄럽네. / It’s so loud it’s giving me a headache.
발이 저릴 정도로 오래 서 있었어. / I stood for so long my feet fell asleep.
심장이 쿵쿵 뛸 정도로 긴장됐어. / I was so nervous my heart was pounding.
바닥이 울릴 정도로 크게 음악을 틀었어. / I played the music so loud the floor shook.
땀이 뚝뚝 흐를 정도로 더웠어. / It was so hot sweat was dripping off me.
Example Input
-(으)ㄴ/는데요? giving opinion+expecting reply
give opposite opinion
ex) A: 이 옷 어때요?
B: 예쁜데요?
A: 그래요? 사야겠어요.
ex)
A: 이 문법은 좀 어렵죠?
B: 아니요. 쉬운데요?
A: 아, 그래요? 다행이다~
A: 한국 음식이 느끼하죠?
B: 아니요. 맛있는데요?/담백한데요?
A: 아, 그래요?
when having arguments
A: ~~~~~~.
B: 아닌데?
A: 맞는데?
You are a copywriter for a Korean textbook company building a flashcard app where users memorize short Korean sentences. Create 10 example sentences for the pattern shown above. Here's the criteria:
- Must be between 7 and 21 syllables long.
- The sentences must showcase a variety of topics and situations.
- The grammar and vocabulary usage must be natural and idiomatic, as if spoken by a Korean native speaker in a real world situation.
- If appropriate, use a variety of formality levels (ex: 해, 해요, 합니다) and avoid use of infinitive form (하다). This rule only applies to grammar patterns that can be used in a variety of politeness levels, which is sometimes not natural.
This is the expected output format:
- 안녕하세요 / Hello
- 감사합니다 / Thanks