Unit 2: I Recall That (-λλ°μ)
Unit 2: I Recall That (-λλ°μ)
When you are recalling or reporting a fact that you personally experienced or witnessed in the past, and you want to express a bit of surprise or contradiction, you use -λλ°μ in Easy Korean.
Structure
Verb / Adjective Stem + -λλ°μ
- λ§μλ€ -> λ§μλλ°μ (I found it to be delicious / Actually it was delicious)
- λ§λ€ -> λ§λλ°μ (I recall there being a lot)
- λΉκ° μ€λ€ -> λΉκ° μ€λλ°μ (I recall it was raining [when I was there])
Usage
It usually carries a nuance of responding to someone. A: κ·Έ μλΉ λ§μμ§ μμμ? (Isn't that restaurant bad?) B: μλμ, λ§μλλ°μ. (No, I [went there and] found it to be delicious.)
Examples
- μκ°λ³΄λ€ μ¬λμ΄ λ§λλ°μ. (There were more people than I thought [when I checked].)
- μ΄μ μ§λ―Ό μ¨κ° λμκ΄μ μλλ°μ. (I recall Jimin being at the library yesterday [I saw her].)
- κ·Έ μν μ λ§ μ¬λ―Έμλλ°μ! (I found that movie really fun!)