Recently, I have been - in Korean
Hi may I know how present perfect continuous is translated in Korean. For example:
1. Recently, I have been watching TV.
2. Recently, I have been eating bulgogi.
Is it like this?
1. 최근에 저는 TV를 봤어요. (or can I use 관람했어요?)
2. 최근에 저는 불고기를 먹었어요
Thank you!
:)
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Answers · 7
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네 맞아요.
BUT tv를 볼때는 관람하다를 쓸 수 없어요~
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Actually, 최근에 would normally come before the verb since it modifies it.
I would say, "저는 TV를 최근에 봤어요" and "저는 불거기를 최근에 먹었어요."
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