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I hope vs. I wish Hope 희망하다. 바라다(무엇을?) - Something that's possible (가능한 것) - Something that's likely (일어날 법 한 것) - Something that you look forward to (고대하고 있는 것) Wish 희망하다. 바라다(무엇을?) - Something that's impossible(불가능한것) - Something that's unreal(비현실적인것) Something you want Now (지금 원하는 것) I hope + 현재(진행) - I hope she knows the answer. 나는 그녀가 그 답을 알고 있을거라고 희망한다.(의미:답을 알 가능성이 크다. 답을 알 법 하다.) - I hope he is working ha..
It's great in terms of design. It's great in terms of design. It's great in terms of pay. It's great in terms of size. It's great in terms of weight. It's great in terms of speed. It's great in terms of design but in terms of A? Not so much It's great in terms of pay but in terms of How's your job? Do you like it? Well, it's great in tems of pay but in terms of workload? Not so much. What do you think about the new eye-phone?..
She's my go-to person for advice. She's my go-to person for advice. 그녀는 내가 조언이 필요할 때마다 찾는 사람이야. She's my go-to person for advice. VS She's the go-to person for advice. I always go to her for advice. VS She's my go-to person for advice. He's my go-to person for help. She's my go-to person for tips on good restaurants.(맛집) She's my go to person for anything legal.(법률 관련 도움/정보) She's my go to person for kimchi stews.(김치찌게) That's m..