🌟 -자니까
Ending of a Word
1. (두루낮춤으로) 어떤 행동을 함께 하자고 반복해서 권유함을 나타내는 종결 어미.
1. -JANIKKA: (informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to emphasize the suggestion to do a certain act together by repeating it.
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질질 끌지 말고 빨리 하자니까.
Don't drag it out. let's do it quickly. -
가방에 뭐가 들었나 한번 보자니까.
Let's see what's in your bag. -
따로 시간 내기는 그렇고 지금 다녀오자니까.
I don't know if i can make time, but i'll be right back. -
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자! 이제 그만 가 볼까?
Now! shall we go now?
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뭐가 그리 급해. 좀 쉬었다 가자니까.
What's the rush? let's take a break.
📚 Annotation: 동사 뒤에 붙여 쓴다.
• Education (151) • Climate (53) • Watching a movie (105) • Exchanging personal information (46) • Residential area (159) • Describing a dish (119) • Using public institutions (59) • Housework (48) • Introducing (introducing oneself) (52) • Using public institutions (library) (6) • Occupation & future path (130) • Using transportation (124) • The arts (76) • Introducing (introducing family) (41) • Geological information (138) • School life (208) • Describing location (70) • Talking about one's mistakes (28) • Science & technology (91) • Press (36) • Marriage and love (28) • Law (42) • Apologizing (7) • Hobbies (48) • Using public institutions (library, post office, etc.) (8) • Using a pharmacy (10) • Making a promise (4) • Health (155) • Dietary culture (104) • Family events (during national holidays) (2)
