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I wish I was right next to you! Can someone please tell me how to say 'I wish I was right next to you' in Korean. If you can help me, then could also please break it down and explain how to translate sentences like this, thank you!!! :)

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'I wish I was right next to you' in Korean 내가 당신 곁에 있었기를 바래 I wish is 바래 It's standard form 바라 but korean usually say 바래 I was 내가 ~였다 ~였다 is past form of ~이다 right next to you 당신 곁에 you is translate 너, 니, 당신, 그대 next you means 곁에 or 옆에 I think you say this sentence for your important person like girlfriend so I select the 당신

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