Korean babyboomer 1950-1964
Characteristics of Korean Baby Boomers
Difference between 좀 주세요 and 주세요
Do you know the difference between '좀 주세요 jom juseyo' and '주세요 juseyo'? 'juseyo' is an expression of asking for something in order to get it. Let's find out what the difference is between an expression in which 'jom' is added before 'juseyo' and one without. ◼︎◼︎◼︎ Used to emphasize a noun Let's consider the following example : Conversation between Jisoo and Cheolmin. Jisoo and Cheol-min are dating at the park, and he wants to go to the public restroom in the park. Cheol-min [ 나 화장실 좀 다녀올게 ] Jisoo [ 그래 다녀와 ] If '좀' is added after the noun '화장실'. it is emphasized. Cheol-min emphasizes to Jisoo that he wants to go to the bathroom. Here's another sentence. [ 김치 좀 주세요 ] When you ask the waiter for more kimchi side dishes at a restaurant, it is more appealing to say '김치 좀 주세요' rather then '김치 주세요'. '좀' emphasizes the noun, making it clear to the other person what you want to do or ask for. ...
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