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How do you say, "You have always been smart" I know the past tense and verbs but how do I express "always have ..." in korean. :O Thanks for any help.

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You just need to append '항상' or '늘' when you say that. The sentence "You have always been smart" means, "너는 항상(=늘) 영리했었어." in Korean. If you need more examples or helps, send a message. :)

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