How to say "If I lived in Korea, I'll definitely get fat"
What is the translation for this sentence in Korean? Thank you!
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"Definitely" was used to emphasize meaning of this sentence, right?
It means 분명히, 확실히, 반드시, 물론, 완전히 in Korean.
So you can say like 내가 한국에 살았으면, 나는 분명히/확실히 살이 쪘을거야.
More casual? Teens may say like 내가 한국(에) 살았으면, 나 완전 살쪘을걸.
Have a nice day!^^
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Hello,
The sentence in your title is almost perfect, you just need to change 'will' to 'would' as it is a hypothetical situation. (Second conditional)
"If I lived in Korea, I would definitely get fat."
Best wishes
Bob
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