Rabu, 14 Mei 2014

V + 는군요 / A + 군요

V + 는군요 / A + 군요

Adjective + 군요 and Verb + 는군요 : Although often taught in most text books, this grammar pattern is not used frequently except in formal situations. It is usually defined in books as an exclamatory ending, however tends to sound awkward. A more commonly used grammar pattern with the same usage is 는구나.
Notes
·         실생활에서 거의 쓰이지 않는 표현이다. "예쁘네! 예쁘네요! 예쁘다!" 쓰인다.
Low form
으로 때는 '혼잣말' 수도 있다.

Conjugation Rule
table title
Pattern
Case
Example
Verb + 는군요
Verb
가다가는군요
Adjective + 군요
Adjective
예쁘다예쁘군요
·         A/V + / + 군요 :Past tense
Sentence Examples

These sentences might need rework as they might not reflect a natural or common usage

Korean
English
Notes
아기가 정말 귀엽군요.(아기가 정말 귀엽네요.)
Your baby is really cute.
Polite informal form
오늘 정말 춥군. (오늘 정말 춥다!)
It's so cold today.
Low form
노래를 정말 잘하는군요!(노래를 정말 잘하시네요.)
You are such a good singer!
Polite informal form
진짜 맛있군. (진짜 맛있다!)
It's so delicious.
Low form
진짜 짜증나는군. (진짜 짜증나!)
It's so annoying.
Low form
집이 아주 좋군요.(집이 아주 좋네요.)
What a nice house!
Polite informal form
남자 정말 잘생겼군. ( 남자 정말 잘생겼다!)
That guy is really handsome.
Low form
이상하군요.(이상하네요.)
It's weird.
Polite informal form
날씨가 좋군요.(날씨가 좋네요.)
Nice weather!
Polite informal form
영화 정말 지겹군요.( 영화 정말 지겹네요.)
This movie is so boring.
Polite informal form

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