제법 - what does it mean?
I've seen this word being used a lot, but i can't find it in any dictionary. Google says it means "quite". But i don't really trust google.
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It's an informal 'quite' as an adverb. It's also used as a noun meaning some certain level someone or something has reached.
Sometimes it sounds a bit playful because of its tone, for example:
A: Hey, I fixed the bed lamp. (Turns it on)
B: 오, 제법인데. (이런 것도 할 줄 아네? You knew how to do something like this. I didn't think you would.)
A: (singing so well)
B: 노래 제법 하네? You sing quite well. (I didn't think you would.)
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