How do you say "so" in Korean? As we know, "so" can be used in different contexts. I would like to learn how to say it, even if there's not a literal meaning. It's more to keep a conversation going :)

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Roxanne

How do you say "so" in Korean? As we know, "so" can be used in different contexts. I would like to learn how to say it, even if there's not a literal meaning. It's more to keep a conversation going :) For example: "So...how are you?" "So? I don't care." "So, I would like to know." "So..." Haha hope I explained myself clearly! :) thank you!

Apr 28, 2015 2:26 PM

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"So...how are you?" : "음.. 그래서 요즘 어떻게 지내?" (In this case, "so" was used right before "how are you".) "So? I don't care." : "그래서? 난 상관 없어." "So, I would like to know." : "그래서 알고 싶은거야." "So..." : "그러니깐.." Usually "so" can be translated as "그래서" but sometimes other words can sound more natural. Hope this helps!

April 28, 2015

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