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지요 뭐

A/V + 지요 뭐 : This pattern is used to indicate

Notes

  • This pattern cannot be used in 2nd or 3rd person.
  • High form: A/V + 지요 뭐
  • Low form: A/V + 지 뭐
  • Contracted high form: A/V + 죠 뭐. 지요 oftens gets contracted as 죠, especially when spoken.

Pronunciation

  • 지요 gets pronounced as 죠 most of the time when spoken.
  • 뭐 is often pronounced as 모 or 머.

Conjugation Rule

Conjugation Rule
Pattern Case Example
Rule 1: Adjective/Verb + 지요 뭐 If there is no 받침 or if the adjective/verb stem has ㄹ as a 받침 가다 → 가지요 뭐
Rule 2: Adjective/Verb + 지요 뭐 If there is a 받침 at the end of the adjective/verb stem 먹다 → 먹지요 뭐

Sentence Examples

Korean English Notes
집에 가지 뭐. I guess I’ll go home. Informal (반말)
“저녁을 같이 먹을래?”
“내가 아까 부모님이랑 저녁을 먹었어.”
“그럼 혼자 먹어야지 뭐.”
Do you want to eat dinner together?
I ate with my parents a little while ago.
Then, I guess I have to eat by myself.
Informal (반말)
“Mr.Kim은 벌써 퇴근했어요.”
“내일 다시 오지요 뭐.”
“Mr.Kim already left the office.”
“OK, no problem. I guess I’ll come again tomorrow.”
Polite informal form
맥주나 마시지 뭐. Let’s drink a beer then. Informal (반말)
내가 치우지 뭐. I’ll clean it. Informal (반말)
“어떻게 지내세요?”
“늘 똑같지요 뭐.”
“How are you doing?”
“Same old stuff.”
Polite informal form
“왜 학교 안 갔어?”
“내 마음이죠 뭐.”
“Why didn’t you go to school?”
“That is what I want.”
Polite informal form
“내 옷 누가 더렵혀 놨어?”
“너희 동생일게 뻔하지 뭐.”
“Who made ​​a hole in my clothes?”
“Obviously, your brother.”
Informal (반말)
“몇 시에 온데?”
“말은 없었는데, 5시에나 오겠지 뭐.”
“What time is he arrive here?”
“He wasn’t said, but I guess he arrive here at 5 o’clock”
Informal (반말)
게임이나 하러가지 뭐. I have to go to playing games Informal (반말)

See Also

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