how to use 군요
그렇구나 and 그렇군요,there are differences between them? how to use 구나 and 군요?thanks
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According to my book, Korean Grammar in Use, "구나" is the plain informal version of "군요." You use these endings to express a sudden realization.
Examples from the book:
"감기에 걸렸군요." = "I see you've caught a cold."
"정말 비가 오는군요." = "Wow, it's really raining."
"응, 그래서 늦었구나." = "OK, so (I see) that's why you're late."
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안녕하세요. 저도 한국어를 4년동안 배웠어요. maybe we can study korean together and help each other. I like to make diffident friends.
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