안녕하세요! Let’s imagine something for a minute: You’re talking to someone in Korean and they aren’t really understanding how much you need/want/should do something, or how strong your suggestion to them is. By adding -는 한이 있더라도 to your sentence, you are adding the phrase “even if I end up…” or “even if it means I have to…” to your sentence to help emphasize what you’re willing to risk to get what you want. Come study with us and add this important phrase to your Korean grammar arsenal so you can blow everyone away with your awesome Korean skills!
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Can we use ‘더라도’ to replace ‘한이있 더라도” or do they have different meaning?
You can : ) But -는 한이 있더라도 has a stronger meaning of “even if that could happen and it’s risky”.
hi Kyeong eun, why 박 read Park . 이 read Lee? and 최 read Choi? thank u. while 박 is Bak and 이 is i and 최 is chwe.. thank u
Why in the first sample sentence is it 할 수는 없어요 not 할 수 없어요? Thank you.
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