🌟 -을 텐데

1. 앞에 오는 말에 대하여 말하는 사람의 강한 추측을 나타내면서 그와 관련되는 내용을 이어 말할 때 쓰는 표현.

1. -EUL TENDE: An expression used to indicate the speaker's strong guess about the preceding statement and add other relevant content.

🗣️ Usage Example:

할 일이 많을 텐데 벌써 퇴근하려고?
There's got to be a lot of work to do. you're already leaving.
먼 길 오시느라 힘드셨을 텐데 여기 좀 앉아서 쉬세요.
You must have had a hard time coming all the way here, so sit down and relax.
나는 야근을 해서 늦을 텐데 너희들끼리 먼저 저녁을 먹는 게 어때?
I'll be late because i work overtime, so why don't you guys have dinner first?
♔ 이번 성적을 부모님께 보여 드리면 야단맞을 텐데 어떻게 하지?
I'll be scolded if i show my parents my grades. what should i do?
♕ 야단을 맞더라도 빨리 보여 드리는 게 나아.
Even if you get scolded, you'd better show it to them quickly.
♔ 감기에 걸려서 학교에도 못 갔다며? 병원에 가서 주사는 맞았어?
I heard you couldn't go to school because you caught a cold? did you get your shot at the hospital?
♕ 괜찮아. 그냥 좀 쉬면 나을 텐데 뭐하러 주사까지 맞아.
It's okay. i'll get better if i just rest a bit, so why would i even get a shot?

Reference Word

📚 Annotation: 'ㄹ'을 제외한 받침 있는 동사와 형용사 또는 '-었-' 뒤에 붙여 쓰고, 문장을 끝맺을 때 쓰기도 한다.

🌷 ㅇㅌㄷ: Initial sound -을 텐데

ㅇㅌㄷ ( 애타다 ) : 매우 답답하거나 안타까워 속이 타다. ☆ Verb
🌏 BE ANXIOUS; BE IN SUSPENSE; BE JITTERY: To feel sorry, frustrated, and distressed.
ㅇㅌㄷ ( 움트다 ) : 풀이나 나무의 싹이 새로 돋아 나오기 시작하다. Verb
🌏 SPROUT; SPRING UP: For the bud of a grass or tree to start to newly spring up.

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