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Jaime99GA
20 may 2020

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There's a sentence from a song that's bugging me. it says "이젠 깨거 싶어". I know it means something like, "I want to wake up now", but tell me if I'm wrong please. My question is, why is there that ㄴ in 이제 (now)? Thank you

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@Jaime99GA

이젠 = 이제는.(short form)

Jaime99GA
20 may 2020

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@noonbusin I imagined it would be something like that. (btw it's 께고* sorry for that) I have another question if you don't mind, should I say 감사합니다 or 고마워 to say thank you (in this case to you)?
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@Jaime99GA

you say 감사합니다 which is a formal way to say thank you.. 고마워 is informal with friends. but you can say both to me now because you are foreigner learning so is okay.. 😊

or simply say 감사해요.. ^^

Jaime99GA
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@noonbusin alright then, 감사해요! 😁
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