🌟 -더라니까는

1. (두루낮춤으로) 말하는 사람이 직접 듣거나 본 일을 강조하여 말할 때 쓰는 표현.

1. -DEORANIKKANEUN: (informal addressee-lowering) An expression used to stress what the speaker heard or saw himself/herself.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 여름이지만 산 위에 올라가니까 춥더라니까는.
    It's summer, but it's cold up the mountain.
  • Google translate 걔가 사고를 치다니 내가 아무래도 이상하더라니까는.
    It was weird that he had an accident.
  • Google translate 그 집 짜장면 양이 얼마나 많은지 반 그릇 먹었더니 배가 부르더라니까는.
    I had half a bowl of jajangmyeon and i was full.
  • Google translate 너 어제 마술 콘서트를 보러 갔었다면서?
    I heard you went to a magic concert yesterday.
    Google translate 응. 정말 신기하더라니까는!
    Yeah. it was amazing!

-더라니까는: -deoranikkaneun,たんだよ,,,,,đấy, lắm đấy,จำได้ว่า...จริง ๆ เลย, จำได้ว่า...จังเลย,ternyata, sebenarnya,,(无对应词汇),

2. 자신이나 다른 사람이 직접 겪은 일을 전하면서 그것을 이유나 근거로 함을 강조하여 나타내는 표현.

2. -DEORANIKKANEUN: An expression used to convey an incident the speaker or another person experienced, and to stress that it is the reason or basis for something.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 승규가 병원에 가더라니까는 다들 어디가 아픈지 걱정하더라.
    When seung-gyu went to the hospital, everyone was worried about where he was sick.
  • Google translate 난 요새 유민이가 하품하는 것도 귀엽더라니까는 사람들이 놀려.
    People tease me about how cute yoomin yawns these days.
  • Google translate 내가 지수한테 그 집 냉면이 맛있더라니까는 한번 가자고 난리야.
    I'm going crazy to tell jisoo that the naengmyeon at the restaurant was delicious.
  • Google translate 이게 웬 김치야?
    What kind of kimchi is this?
    Google translate 네가 잘 먹더라니까는 엄마가 너 주라고 잔뜩 싸 줬어.
    Your mom packed me a lot for you when you said you were a good eater.

📚 Annotation: ‘이다’, 동사와 형용사 또는 ‘-으시-’, ‘-었-’, ‘-겠-’ 뒤에 붙여 쓴다.

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