Using ~지/죠 to agree?
I know a few uses for ~지/죠 but I wonder, can it be used to kind of just agree and reiterate what a person said? For example:
나: 스웨덴에서의 생활이랑 너무 달라 ㅋㅋ
가: 응 너무 달지 ㅋㅋ

나: Life is very different from Sweden
가: Yeah it really is haha

Is this correct or is there a more natural way to just casually agree to what someone said?

Question

Using ~지/죠 to agree?
I know a few uses for ~지/죠 but I wonder, can it be used to kind of just agree and reiterate what a person said? For example:
나: 스웨덴에서의 생활이랑 너무 달라 ㅋㅋ
가: 응 너무 달지 ㅋㅋ

나: Life is very different from Sweden
가: Yeah it really is haha

Is this correct or is there a more natural way to just casually agree to what someone said?

Answer

-지 is a sentence ending used for describing, asking or ordering positively.
If you want to just agree and reiterate what a person said, you can use 그래, 그렇지, 그래요, 그렇지요.

나: 스웨덴에서의 생활이랑 너무 달라 ㅋㅋ
가: 응. 정말 그래 ㅋㅋ

Answer

가: 응 너무 달지 ㅋㅋ 
-> 달지(x) 
    "달지" means it's sweet or sugary.
    For example, 이 케익은 너무 달아 or 달다. = This cake is too sugary.
    If you want to use '-지' with 다르다, you can say "다르지". (not 달지)

My Enlgish is not that good, but i hope you can understand my explantion. ^^

Answer

스웨덴에서의 생활이랑 너무 달라 ㅋ ㅋ
응 너무 달라.
Above conversation is correct.
Bye~^^

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