How do you say this sentence in korean?
How do you say these sentences:
- "I like your smile."
- "You're cute when you smile."
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As for the first, the literal translation won't work. When you're talking to your close friend, you can say "난 너 웃는 게 좋아" (it can mean "I like your smile" and "I like you smiling" both)
The second :너 웃으면 귀여워 or 너 웃을 때 귀여워
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- "I like your smile."
나는 너의 미소가 좋아.
나는 너의 미소짓는 얼굴이 좋아.
나는 미소짓는 너의 얼굴이 좋아.
나는 너의 웃는 얼굴이 좋아.....etc (등등)
- "You're cute when you smile."
너는 웃을때 귀여워.
너는 웃을때 귀엽다. ....etc (등등)
미소=웃음 , 나는=난 , 너는=넌 , 너의=네 , ~이 좋아.=~을(를) 좋아해.
honorific
미소짓는(미소 지으신) / 나는(저는) / 난(전) / 너의(당신의)
~이 좋아.(~이 좋아요.=좋네요.) / 을(를) 좋아해.(을(를) 좋아합니다.=좋아해요.)
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- "I like your smile."
네 미소가 좋아. or 당신 미소가 좋아요.
- "You're cute when you smile."
너 미소지을 때 귀여워. or 당신 미소지을때 귀여워요.
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