lesson 67 처럼, 는 듯이, 듯이

Question 1

common sense

Answer 1

상식

Question 2

deadline

Answer 2

마감일

Question 3

hole, pit

Answer 3

구멍

Question 4

career/ work experience

Answer 4

경력

Question 5

physical strength

Answer 5

체력

Question 6

physical checkup

Answer 6

검진

Question 7

children

Answer 7

자녀

Question 8

automatic

Answer 8

자동

Question 9

size

Answer 9

크기

Question 10

waterfall

Answer 10

폭포

Question 11

some kind of hardship

Answer 11

시련

Question 12

the inside of one’s head

Answer 12

머릿속

Question 13

to take responsibility, to be in charge kf

Answer 13

담당하다

Question 14

to delete

Answer 14

삭제하다

Question 15

to experience, undergo

Answer 15

겪다

Question 16

to nag

Answer 16

잔소리하다

Question 17

to produce

Answer 17

생산하다

Question 18

to discuss, consult

Answer 18

협의하다

Question 19

to leave

Answer 19

퇴장하다

Question 20

to pull

Answer 20

당기하다

Question 21

to push

Answer 21

밀다

Question 22

to mix

Answer 22

비비다

Question 23

to dig

Answer 23

파다

Question 24

to possess

Answer 24

소지하다

Question 25

to become a member/join a club

Answer 25

가입하다

Question 26

처럼 attached to a noun often shows an action is done “like” the specified noun

Answer 26

저는 그 전처럼 하고 싶어요 - i want to do it like before 제가 보안을 담당하는 사람이라서 다른 직원처럼 일찍 못 나가요 - i’m the person in charge of security so i can’t leave early like other workers

Question 27

그 극장에서 공연을 보고 싶으면 영화관에서처럼 표를 사야 돼요

Answer 27

if you want to see a performance at that theatre, like (at) a movie theatre, you need to buy a ticket

Question 28

우리가 예전처럼 이것을 하고 싶어요 네가 넘어질 것처럼 보었어요

Answer 28

i want to do it like old times it looked like you were going to fall

Question 29

use ~듯이 with a clause using ~는 것 to say “as if…”

Answer 29

그는 떠나기 싫다는 듯이 울었어요 - he cried as if he didn’t want to leave 제가 무슨 잘못을 한 듯이 우리 엄마가 저에게 잔소리를 했어요 - my mom nagged/scolded at me as if i had done some sort of mistake

Question 30

when ~듯이 is attached directly to the stem, ur showing that the two clauses are exactly the same (no guessing involved). the clause before ~듯이 is usually some weird metaphor

Answer 30

그는 물을 쓰듯이 돈을 썼다 - he used money as if it was water 누가 나의 심장에 구멍을 내듯이 아주 아파 - i’m sorry as if somebody is digging a hole in my heart

Question 31

듯하다 means “it seems like”

Answer 31

그가 안 간 듯해요 - it seems as though he didn’t go

Question 32

마치 is used in sentences to allow the listener to expect what the speaker will say and give feeling. usually used with 처럼 or 듯이

Answer 32

마치 말처럼 달았어요 - he ran like a horse 마치 그는 죽은 듯이 바닥에 누워 있었어요 - he laid on the floor as if he were dead