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이 문장이 어떻게 말하죠? I generally stay busy, but whenever I pause you’re on my mind. 내가 원래 바쁜데 잠시 일을 안하면 너의 생각난다.(아님 내 마음에 나/있다??) i wasnt sure how to say "stay busy" and if there was a specific word for "pause"and "youre on my mind" 감사

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Your sentence has a problem with 너의 생각난다. It should be either 네가 생각난다, 너의 생각이 난다, 너를 생각한다, 너의 생각을 한다, or 내 마음에(는) 네가 있다. Here's a few ways to say it in natural Korean: - 난 늘 바삐 지내지만 가끔 쉴 때면 항상 네가 생각나. - 난 언제나 바쁘게 지내지만 시간이 날 때마다 네 생각을 해. - 항상 바쁜 가운데에도 시간이 날 때면 내 마음엔 늘 네가 있어.
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I generally stay busy, but whenever I pause you’re on my mind. you're translation is almost clear, but I can help you with more better one. 저는 평소에 바쁘지만, 잠시 멈추곤 하면 당신 생각이 납니다./나네요./나요. stay busy can say '바쁜, 정신없는' pause also mean stop so '멈춘, 정지한, 중단한, 일시정지의' you're on my mind is '(생각이) 맴도는, 당신이 떠오르다, 당신 생각이 난다'
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It isn't literal translation, but it sounds more natural for Korean. 나는 바쁘게 지내지만, 틈틈히 쉴때마다 늘 네 생각을 해. Again literal translation of this sentence to English is following Although I always stay busy, but whenever I make a pause I always think about you. Literal translation of original sentence doesn't seem natural for me, as a native Korean speaker.

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