Korean grammar — Master

With the fruit at that store being in such bad condition, there's no way business could be good.

If the shoes are that small, how could you keep wearing them?

With the room this cold, how could anyone sleep here?

I heard that person made excuses that didn't even make sense.

I heard that the people of that village were all very kind.

I heard that this road used to be very narrow in the old days.

Even if we had taken a different road there, could we really have avoided getting lost?

Even if I had hurried a bit more back then, would the result have really been different?

Even if I had known beforehand, what could I really have done?

I recall the computer was broken, but it still seems usable, doesn't it?

I remember it was cold, but I still went out wearing thin clothes.

I recall that store was closed, but it seems to have reopened.

Even though it's summer, it was really cold once I climbed the mountain, I'm telling you.

That restaurant's food was really delicious, I'm telling you.

The movie I saw yesterday was really moving, I'm telling you.

Seunggyu suggested we eat lunch together — when would be good?

My friend suggested we travel together, but I'm not sure our schedules will match.

My coworker suggested we work on the project together, but I haven't answered yet.

The children only pick up their spoons if their father suggests eating.

The students only get up from their seats if the teacher suggests a break.

My younger sibling only reluctantly follows along if I suggest going.

I have nothing to say — how could I possibly write that kid a letter just because someone suggested it?

I don't even have money — how could I buy this expensive thing just because someone suggested it?

We're not even ready — how could we possibly leave now just because someone suggested it?

Teacher Kim suggested we eat together.

The neighbors suggested we clean together.

The people in the neighborhood suggested we all gather together.

Where did they say we should meet this weekend?

What did they suggest we eat for lunch?

What time did they suggest we watch the movie?

It's not that pretty, but do you want to wear at least this one?

If you're hungry, do you want to eat at least this bread?

You look tired — do you want to rest a bit before going?

I once heard that books are nourishment for the mind.

I heard that person was the first resident of this village.

I heard this painting was the artist's last work.

After your sister heard that, what did she say it was?

What did they say the real reason for that rumor was?

What did the boss say was the reason behind this decision?

I heard Seunggyu is the class representative.

I heard this ring is a keepsake from Grandmother.

I heard that restaurant is the best place to eat in this neighborhood.

Who is said to be Jisu's younger sibling?

Is that building said to be the newly built library?

Is this really said to be the deadline until today?

This study could be called the first step of what I want to study going forward.

That person is a student who could be called our class's representative.

This was a small problem that couldn't even be called a mistake.

The doctor told me to hold off on smoking for a while, but it's really hard to resist.

Mom told me to always eat breakfast, but I don't have time to eat in the morning.

The teacher told me to write down my address, but I suddenly couldn't remember it.

I'll only eat if the owner tells me to.

Until when will you only wash up if Mom tells you to?

My son only barely pretends to read when I tell him to.

How could it be fun if I'm told to read a book I don't even like?

If we're told to just endure seeing something wrong, can that really be called proper education?

If he's told to write a reflection without even knowing what he did wrong, will there be anything to write?

Tell whoever came first to sit in front.

Tell the kids to come eat quickly.

Tell Seunggyu to shave off that messy-looking beard.

I told him to eat, but he didn't — now he says he's hungry and eats instant noodles.

I told him to dress warmly since it's cold, but he dressed thin to look stylish and caught a cold.

Even though told to brush her teeth well, the child didn't listen and now has to go to the dentist for a cavity.

My husband said to have soybean paste stew ready today.

The employee said since we came first, we should sit in front.

Seunggyu said since it's cold today, we shouldn't go out and should stay home.

Until when did the government say we should just endure this damage?

Did they say to stay silent as if we saw nothing?

When did they say to take the medicine, again?

Until when am I supposed to find the answer, again?

Am I supposed to eat alone, again?

Is everyone, regardless of rank, supposed to sit on the floor?

They're still a child, so it's a real problem — I can't just tell them to stay home alone.

Why don't you eat when told to, and then say you're hungry late at night?

Jisu trained her dog to sit whenever told to.

I never said to catch that.

What I meant was to sit in the chair over there.

What you just said to me is worse than telling me to die.

I'm told to finish all my food without leaving any, but I usually leave a little.

I'm told to read a lot of literature as a teenager, but I don't have time because of school.

Jisu always tells me to close the door because it's noisy outside, but I feel stuffy and like leaving it open.

Your mother said it's good for your health so you should eat it all, right?

The doctor told you to quit smoking first, right?

No matter how busy, you were told to read at least one book a month, right?

Let's tell Jisu to be patient just this once.

Let's tell whoever arrived first to sit in front.

Let's tell Seunggyu to just eat with his family, without us.

The child's mother says to catch that kid.

They say we should find the lost key.

Everyone says you should read the textbook well to do well on the exam.

You told me to listen well, so why are you speaking so quietly?

You told me to receive it quickly, so why haven't you sent the item yet?

You told me to wear the new clothes, but you washed them?

What did they say to eat first among the various foods, again?

What clothes did they say to wear for today's event, again?

What book did they say to read to get good grades, again?

Mom said food is medicine and told me to eat well.

They said a book may not have answers but shows a way, so they told me to read.

They told me to dress in something more formal.

I heard we're supposed to take the photo with that camera, not this one...

Assistant Manager Park said a package will arrive in about an hour and asked us to receive it in his place...

Yes. He said he might be a bit late, so he told us to buy the tickets first...

Seunggyu said he'd be right here, so I was told to wait here.

I saw on TV that you're supposed to eat meat together with vegetables.

My husband said my smile looks pretty, so he told me to always smile when taking pictures.

That person said to read this letter later.

I was told to put these documents neatly in the envelope.

I was told to close the lid after playing the piano since dust could settle on it.

They said each of us should find our own bag, but mine isn't here?

They said to add more water to the flour dough, and now the dough is too soft.

They said to eat as much as we wanted earlier — now saying there's not enough food doesn't make sense.

I heard they said Seunggyu should take on this task since it's important.

I heard they said to find whatever document is missing from the set.

I heard they said to eat quickly and simply since there's a lot of work to do.

I heard we're supposed to wear these clothes at tomorrow's event.

I heard you're supposed to read this book first to understand the content.

The meeting isn't over yet — I was told to keep waiting.

Stop the game and eat, I said!

Don't just read comics — read real books, I said!

Don't cause trouble, just sit still, I said!

Since they keep telling me not to refuse the gift and just accept it, I guess I have to.

Since everyone keeps telling me to take on the club presidency, I couldn't keep declining.

Since Jisu kept saying it was really delicious and telling me to eat at least a little, I had to eat even though I was full.

Why tell me to eat it when you were about to throw it out for being bad?

You can't even lift it yourself since it's heavy — why tell me to carry it alone?

Even if I run now I won't catch the bus — why tell me to catch it?

I didn't tell you to receive my package for me.

I couldn't bring myself to tell Seunggyu to take on even this task.

I never said to finish all that food without leaving any.

I said to photograph the scenery here — I never told you to photograph me.

I never forced Jisu to take on that job — why does she volunteer and then not want to do it?

I asked you to hold onto the gift — I never told you to unwrap it.

Even though my friends suggest getting a meal together, I have absolutely no time these days.

Even though I suggested going slowly, Seunggyu got anxious and rushed me.

Even when I suggest it's time to sleep, the child is too absorbed in playing to think about sleeping.

I was about to go home, but a friend suggested having a drink.

My husband said it was expensive and suggested we not buy that sofa.

Seunggyu said he wasn't free in the evening and suggested meeting at lunchtime.

Why did the higher-ups suggest quietly letting this matter slide?

If you're always so busy, when exactly did they suggest meeting?

When did I ever suggest talking with you? Call the person in charge, the person in charge.

The kids are suggesting we go to the beach this summer.

My wife is suggesting we have a housewarming party this weekend.

My family is suggesting we have bulgogi, since it's been a while.

How many laps of the field are we supposed to run today, again?

What is it your brother suggested doing on the outing, again?

Are we really supposed to spend all the money we've saved up so far?

I still haven't found someone willing to run the company together.

I got exhibition tickets, but there's no one I could suggest going with.

Still, we're not so badly off that we'd need to ask for someone else's help.

If you watch the movie I suggested, you won't regret it.

I gave my husband a look suggesting we go home now.

So does that mean you're suggesting we not act like we know each other from now on?

Even if it's said to be an expensive car, after just a month it's a used car.

Even calling it a park, it's so small it feels like someone's yard.

Even calling them a friend, they don't even contact me when I'm having a hard time.

I heard Jisu and Yumin were best friends, and they really are inseparable every day.

The child said this wasn't their ball, but look closely — their name is written on it.

Seunggyu said both his parents are teachers — that must be why he's so good at studying.

Only if it's called medicine will the kids not touch it.

Only if it's said to be their own thing do they take good care of it.

Seunggyu only watches the news if it's sports news — he doesn't watch other news.

It's the same team's business — how can he say it's not his concern?

Just because it's said to be a house with a baby, does that mean it's fine to be noisy day and night?

If the food you eat every day is said to be instant noodles, how could you stay healthy?

It's noisy, so tell them to turn off the radio.

Tell the kids not to run around here.

Tell the people coming behind that the stairs are steep, so be careful coming down.

This lecture's audience is high schoolers, right?

This neighborhood is completely different by day and night, right?

Since the system changed, it's not done this way anymore, right?

Let's ask them to share the materials we need too.

Let's tell the members who haven't paid dues to pay them.

Let's ask Minjun to attend the meeting in our place.

According to Jisu, this is a new one.

Yumin says Minjun isn't the class president.

Since your younger brother still has work left, they say go ahead, older brother.

This exam, I really shouldn't come in last.

The person I entrust my mother's illness to really should be the best doctor in that field.

Since this trip is to rest, it really should be a quiet and peaceful place.

My situation right now really couldn't be more awkward.

This is something you really need to fully understand and know.

This really is about legitimately asserting one's own rights.

Whose book did they say this is?

Who did they say the liar was?

Where did they say the club's meeting place was?

Science track or humanities track — you should choose based on your own aptitude.

Hamburger or pizza — tell me one thing you want to eat.

It seems like it's time to make clear whether it's a boyfriend or just a friend.

They say that's the Chinese flag.

They say that building is the tallest in Korea.

They say that friend is a know-it-all who knows everything.

I heard that man is this restaurant's chef...

I heard this is the filling that goes inside the dumplings...

I heard experience really is the best education...

Who was it that came a little while ago, again?

Where was it that Jisu goes for volunteer work, again?

What was it that machine used for, again?

Yesterday's news said prices have risen too much lately and it's a problem.

I thought she was a college student, but I heard Jisu is still in high school.

I asked Yumin what subject they liked, and they said it was Korean language.

I heard that woman earlier is Minjun's wife.

I heard that no matter how well you work, it doesn't mean you'll all be recognized.

I heard what was said in the meeting is the company's current policy.

They said it's a newly built building, and it really is clean.

They said you're an international student, and you speak Korean well.

They said the injury was to your right hand — can you hold a spoon?

And after doing that, is he even a student?

When did I ever say the exhibition was today?

This is undoubtedly true — who's saying it isn't?

I heard that person is the new teacher.

I heard this is the apartment Jisu will move into.

I heard this is the red bean porridge eaten on the winter solstice.

I heard that person isn't a student, but a teacher.

I heard Seunggyu is from the countryside.

I heard pizza is like Korea's bindaetteok.

I said, that's Jisu's seat.

No, I said that's minari.

No. I said the 38 is the bus that goes to school.

I'm telling you, that's not what I left over.

I'm telling you, Seunggyu is a soldier.

I'm telling you, Jisu is a model.

I told you, today is the school's founding anniversary.

I told you, this is today's homework.

I told you, this is my hometown.

Since Minjun says this isn't his job to handle, I can't ask him anymore.

Since my sister keeps saying not to look for such a cramped place, how could I insist?

Since Seunggyu says he's the head of his household, I can't send him on a business trip to such a dangerous area.

Who says they're going, huh?

Who says tomorrow isn't the exam, huh?

Who says that person is my boyfriend, huh?

It's a gift for Minjun, they said, so please don't touch it.

They said to eat first since he's coming a bit later — please eat first.

They said it's not a serious illness — please don't worry.

If it turns out Seunggyu is going on a business trip, please make sure he has his documents.

If Yumin is studying, you all go play outside.

If Grandma is about to eat, please warm up her porridge.

It's because Yeongsu is leaving on a trip tomorrow. I should go help him.

I'll clean and my sister is making the food. Don't worry.

Grandpa is coming home tomorrow. So I have to go home early tomorrow.

Since I heard my friend was learning to cook, I said I'd join too.

Since I heard the department store is having a sale, I'm going to go buy an outfit.

Since I heard my daughter is going on a picnic tomorrow, I bought kimbap ingredients.

Since I heard Seunggyu was good at English, I asked him to translate a sentence.

Since I heard Jisu was going to start studying hard today, I bought her a few books.

Since I heard there was heavy snow in my hometown, I called my parents to check for damage.

Like he knows everything or something?

How's he supposed to live like that with no plan at all?

He says he has a lot to do, but sleeps that much?

I heard the staff outing is this weekend.

I heard Mom is making kimchi today.

I heard Yumin is too busy to come to this gathering.

Is everyone really going to visit the grave?

Is Seunggyu really watching TV until this hour?

What time did he say he'd be home?

There's a saying that the more you have, the more you should give.

How can I stop her from going ahead by herself?

We hold the belief that North and South Korea should be reunified.

So I hear my aunt is coming from the US tomorrow!

So I hear Jisu plays the piano really well!

So I hear Seunggyu exercises at the park every morning!

So this bus goes all the way to Gwanghwamun!

So Seunggyu drinks coffee in the morning!

So Grandpa does the farm work himself instead of hiring workers!

I heard it's snowing — where are you going out in slippers?

I heard the baby is sleeping — why would you leave the TV on?

I heard he can't drink alcohol — you shouldn't keep offering him some.

Even though I told you guests are coming, you're not even cleaning?

Even though I said I don't know, you keep asking me anyway.

Even though it's supposed to rain, do you really have to go for a drive?

If the teacher says that's how it's going to be, is there any way to stop it?

If they're saying the meal is free, there's no reason to turn it down.

If you say you're too busy making a living to come often, I can't argue, but it's still disappointing.

I heard Minjun said he'll lend me the book.

I heard Jisu is going to Jeju Island by boat.

I heard the weather is nice so laundry dries well.

I'm telling you, I'm doing my homework.

I'm telling you, I have plans so I can't go.

I'm telling you, I'm using it for a bit.

I'm telling you, I'll bring it.

I'm telling you, the newest person in the office is going.

I'm telling you, I'll send it as soon as I've sorted it.

I'm telling you, I practice two hours every day.

I'm telling you, these clothes are too small now so I'm giving them to my cousin.

I'm telling you, I'm going to my friend's wedding today.

What do you mean you're leaving this late?!

What do you mean a grown adult is crying over something like that?!

What do you mean the company can just decide not to pay salaries?!

Who ever said the teacher was going there?

Who says the lecture hall is empty at that time?

When did I ever say that person wears glasses?

Did Jisu say she couldn't wait until I got off work?

What song did Seunggyu say he's good at singing?

Who did Minjun say he's borrowing money from?

I heard Yumin's been studying hard lately, so...

I heard my sister is going to see the autumn leaves at Seoraksan, so...

I heard Jisu is giving her mom a scarf as a gift, so...

I heard the leaves are already falling in the central region.

I heard a lot of outside people come during the school festival too.

I heard they make tea and liquor from plums.

Please tell me clearly whether you're going or not going.

Decide whether you're growing your hair out or cutting it.

You should make it clear whether you like that person or not.

Did Seunggyu say he's coming into work on Saturday too?

What time did Mom say she usually gets up?

Until when did they say it's going to rain?

The teacher says she'll be a little late.

I hear Seunggyu is leaving for the US tomorrow.

I saw on the news earlier that it's going to rain tomorrow.

Your daughter's starting university this time, right?

Bus fares are going up starting next month, right?

Daegu grows a lot of apples, right?

Jisu's competing in the sports meet too, right?

Yumin's a good singer, isn't she?

The swallows that went to Gangnam come back when spring arrives, don't they?

Success depends entirely on how much effort you put in.

How the food tastes depends on how you prepare the ingredients.

The result depends on how you handle it going forward.

You're asking if I'm happy about winning the prize money?

You're asking what time it is right now?

Me? You're asking if I asked a question?

My friend asked me when I'm free, but I just haven't had any free time lately.

A passing tourist asked if this was the mall, but I said I was new here too and didn't really know.

The man next door asked if I wasn't the one who scratched the car in the parking lot, and I was so stunned I couldn't say anything.

When I asked my sister, who was lying down, if she was very sick, she just coughed.

When I asked the market vendor if fruit was expensive these days, they said it wasn't.

When I asked where the school was, the child pointed and said it was over there.

My little sibling lay down next to me, asking if the blanket was warm.

Mom put her hand on my head, asking if I was sick.

My sibling, asking why I was bringing an umbrella, said it wasn't going to rain today.

The tourist showed me the address, asking if the distance to the landmark was far.

My friend looked at me with worried eyes, asking why I was suddenly quitting my job.

Jisu asked me where I was going and followed along.

That man couldn't immediately answer the question of where he went last night.

To the question of whether Seunggyu was home, mom said he wasn't.

At Minjun's question of whether he did well on the exam, Seunggyu smiled happily.

My friend was asking how far your place is — about how long does it take?

Jisu was asking if you're hard to reach and busy lately — did something happen?

Mr. Kim was asking if you could help with the work, and I said you're too busy.

Being asked why I got divorced — I'd never gotten such a rude question before.

My boss asked if I'd like to try working abroad — it felt like a dream.

Asking if I'm happy that my father, who was abroad for so long, has come back — of course I am!

People ask what's so pretty about this flower, but I actually like it more for being plain.

My friends ask if I don't have too much work, but I just find this work fun.

People always ask if we're friends whenever they see us, but we're sisters.

If you're asking what time it is, it's about one o'clock.

If you're asking how I spent the vacation, I was too busy with my part-time job to notice.

If you ask what the child was doing instead of homework, they always hesitate to answer.

If Jisu asks whether you know the answer to the exam, say you don't know.

If the police ask you if you're a high schooler, say you're not.

If the manager asks at the meeting where I went, answer that you don't know.

Since my senior asked how far my place was, I told them it was close.

Since my foreign friend asked if tuition was very expensive, I said it was very expensive.

Since they asked what I did over the weekend, I said I watched a movie.

So the student is asking whether talking back is really such a big crime!

So Seunggyu is asking whether you could really do such a hard task alone!

So the doctor is asking whether they'll recover soon!

Did Jisu ask when they'll come?

Did Seunggyu ask whether he could do this alone?

Did the teacher ask whether you finished all your homework?

People are asking how pretty that actress is.

The team lead is asking whether this schedule isn't too tight.

Assistant Manager Park is asking whether we're still going hiking even if it rains this weekend.

Since my friend asked if Jisu was really pretty, I told them she's very popular.

Since a stranger asked if I lived in this neighborhood, I got scared and ran off without answering.

Since my friend asked who I was having dinner with, I answered that it was probably my parents.

Mom just assumed her child had eaten dinner at a friend's house.

Jisu just assumed her turn would come eventually and waited for three whole hours.

Yumin just assumed the wound on her hand would heal quickly and didn't go to the hospital.

Whenever Jisu was told to write down or say who she respected, she always named her parents.

You shouldn't force kids by telling them to eat fast or to finish everything.

Is it okay to just tell someone in a difficult situation to endure it or figure it out on their own?

If they tell you to keep eating, just say you're full and can't.

If the teacher tells you to read the textbook, just stand up and read it.

If the host tells you to pick anything on the table, just pick whichever you like most.

I said, gather everyone so we can start the meeting right away.

I said, if they bring the documents, receive them for me.

I said, close the window since a lot of wind is coming in.

Since that person said it was really true and told me to believe it, I believed it.

Since the librarian told me to look for that book over here, I'm looking but I can't find it.

He said he was just holding onto this item because someone told him to hold it for a while.

Since they told us to stay here for a moment, we were quietly waiting.

I was just holding this because that person told me to take it.

He said an investigator came and told him to find the documents, so he found them and handed them over.

The team lead says you should take charge of this task.

They say to leave a note if a call comes in while I'm out.

They say to eat it all without leaving any, since it's good for your health.

Are they telling me to endure it again?

There doesn't seem to be any food left — what are they telling me to eat?

Are they telling me to wear clothes that haven't even been ironed?

We received the order to catch the wanted person and rushed to the scene right away.

Mr. Kim complained that his wife nags him every day to quit drinking.

While I was away, the manager had left a note telling me to find some documents.

So the chairman is telling you to collect the dues on his behalf!

Class president, so the teacher is telling you to collect the homework!

So they're telling us to wear this costume for this stage performance!

So they're telling us to wear our school uniform today.

So they're telling us to eat this soup first, before the meal.

So they're telling us to grab the red line out of the two.

That person is unreasonably demanding I hand this item over, so what can I do?

You kids — the adults told you to pull the weeds, but you're just playing?

Dad is telling you to kneel down quickly — what are you doing?

Even though everyone tells me to just forget it now, that memory just keeps circling in my head.

Even though everyone tells me you should be the one to endure it, I'm too angry to hold it in.

Even though I told the child to stay still for the photo, they can't stay still even for a moment.

The manager is telling me to stay right here and hold this spot.

The department head is telling me to take this product off that display shelf.

Jisu is telling me to put those clothes in this box.

Telling me to receive the package that's for them — am I their errand boy?

Telling me to decide on something this important on my own — that's ridiculous.

Being told to not move an inch and just stay home — it feels like I'm locked in prison.

Since you're telling me to endure it, I'll put up with it just this once.

I'm telling you to stay still — why do you keep moving?

Since I was suddenly told to write down the address, I couldn't remember it.

What, they want me to believe a lie like that?!

I have a cold, and they're telling me to eat ice cream?!

I don't even know when it'll end, and they're telling me to keep waiting?!

I was told that if you want to lose weight, eat less — but it's not easy when I'm hungry.

I was told to pick up returned mail here — where should I go?

I was told to read the newspaper to build general knowledge, but I find newspapers so boring.

Where were we told to stack these bricks?

Who were we told to get the necessary documents from?

Where were we told to receive the package?

Even when Seunggyu suggested we eat or have a drink, I had no time.

No matter what movie my friend suggests we watch, I'm just not interested in movies to begin with.

Whether Jisu suggests we go somewhere or not, it doesn't matter to me.

If Jisu suggests going home, just go along like you're giving in.

If people suggest having a drink, refuse by saying you drove here.

If Seunggyu suggests meeting up with you, don't meet him.

I'll head home first — my wife suggested we eat dinner at home, you see.

Can we go somewhere else? It's so loud there, everyone suggested we not go, you see.

Could we meet on Friday? My friends suggested visiting Seunggyu in the hospital tomorrow, you see.

Everyone, I said let's all cheer up!

Even if we're going out, I said let's eat first.

I said, let's close the door! How many times do I have to say it?

Since Seunggyu called and suggested getting a meal together, Jisu got ready to go out.

Since my sister was going to the department store and suggested I come along, I followed.

Since my friend said they were feeling stuffy and suggested getting some fresh air, we headed to the sea.

Since my friend suggested eating dinner together, I left the house.

Since Jisu suggested going to a place that's good at bossam, I came all this way.

Since my sibling was already visiting and suggested touring downtown, I went along even though I was tired.

Minjun says we should wear suits when we give the presentation.

The chairman says we should read this book and discuss it next week.

The manager says we should all go hiking together this weekend.

Are they suggesting going out at this hour?

I keep gaining weight lately — what are they suggesting we eat now?

Are they suggesting hiking to me when my back hurts?

Jisu wants to go to the valley, but is troubled by her friend's suggestion to go to the beach.

Yumin, who took the kids to the amusement park, barely made it home after calming the kids who kept insisting on playing more.

I received a proposal from Mr. Kim to work together.

So my sister is suggesting we have noodles for lunch!

So Minjun is suggesting we go hiking together this weekend!

So Seunggyu is suggesting we have a drink together after work!

So Seunggyu is suggesting we do the homework first.

So my wife is suggesting we do a big cleanup together this weekend.

So since Jisu will be late, they're suggesting we don't wait and eat dinner among ourselves first.

My friend is suggesting we study together at the library, but I'm not really up for it.

Jisu is suggesting we go to the pool next week — do you happen to know a good spot?

Seunggyu suddenly suggested we get a meal, but I felt awkward and refused.

Even though I suggest going out for something delicious, my son just says it's too much trouble to go out.

Even though I suggested just staying home since I was tired, my wife insisted we go on an outing.

Even though my friend, saying they were right outside, suggested meeting up, I refused because I wasn't feeling well.

Yumin is suggesting we skip the meal and just have a simple tea instead.

Seunggyu is suggesting we set a date for a get-together since he's treating everyone.

Dad is suggesting we all have a family meal together tomorrow.

Since I suggested going to the amusement park this weekend, the kids were overjoyed.

Even though I suggested just ordering something simple for lunch, mom insists on preparing lunch anyway.

Since I suggested studying, my son pretends to be asleep.

What, it's raining and you're suddenly suggesting we go for a walk?!

The damage is this serious, and you're suggesting we just let it slide quietly?!

You're suggesting drinking to someone who has to drive home?!

Seunggyu suggested watching a movie today, but now he's not answering calls or messages.

You suggested going out today, so what are you doing still sleeping?

You suggested getting a meal, so why are you suddenly eating jajangmyeon?

My sister suggests hiking this weekend for our health, but I'd like to rest a bit.

The team suggests having a team dinner today, but I have so much work I'm not sure I can go.

Jisu suggests getting coffee, but since it's almost lunchtime, I'd rather eat first.

I heard Jisu has no complaints about her life right now.

I heard the kimchi Mom made is really delicious.

I heard Seunggyu has been tired since he's been working overtime a lot lately.

Please tell me whether you're feeling good or bad.

Please let me know whether this movie is fun or not.

You have to tell me whether it's hot or cold for me to know.

Of course everything the teacher says is right!

Of course I like it — it's the gift my sister picked out for me!

Of course I'll do it, since it's the teacher asking!

You said that movie wasn't fun, so why are you trying to watch it again?

You said we had plenty of ingredients, so why are you trying to buy more?

You said you had a headache — why aren't you lying down to rest instead of doing that?

I know work is busy, but can't we at least see each other once?

I know he has real skill, but that alone makes it hard to succeed.

He says he'll do it himself, but it'll be hard without help from those around him.

There's a presidential election next week, right?

The day is shortest on the winter solstice, right?

Greasy food is high in calories, right?

Even though I say I'm really cold, she doesn't listen and goes out in a short skirt.

Even though I say I'll help with the kimchi-making this time, she keeps worrying.

No matter how much someone's skills are said to be outstanding, it's hard to work with a person who lacks good character.

Since I heard it would be hot today, I wore short sleeves.

Since my girlfriend said she likes flowers, I gave her roses.

I went to the hospital, and since they said my fever was too high, I decided to be admitted for a while.

Only if you say you're busy will I go help — how would I know you're busy if you don't say so?

Only if they say the weather's good can we even go on a picnic — it keeps raining so it's hard to go out.

A book only sells well if people say it's actually interesting — a pretty cover alone won't get it far.

I told Jisu to come home tomorrow, but she says she has no time.

I heard Minjun was hospitalized because of a car accident.

My friends say the newly released movie is really fun.

I noticed Jisu had gone on a trip to Europe during the break.

I found out the son next door got into university at the top of his class.

I wondered how Seunggyu got so tall, and then I noticed his father is tall too.

I saw the lady next door hurrying off somewhere during the day.

I heard that kid was learning piano, and it turns out they play quite well, better than I thought.

Jisu was about to finish the work, but it turned out Seunggyu had already done it.

A lot of people say cavity treatment hurts, so I'm a little scared.

What Dad said was that once he started exercising, his body felt much lighter.

I often hear the story that a person changed completely after going through a lot of hardship.

So this movie's supposed to be interesting — I don't get it at all.

That kid is so pretty — saying she's not pretty makes no sense.

We worked so hard on this — how can you say it's a mess?

What did they say about when Jisu left?

What did they say about when the department store is most crowded?

What time do they say Seunggyu is coming tomorrow?

I'm told that for Minjun, learning a foreign language is the hardest.

I'm told an ID is definitely required to open an account at the bank.

I'm told Jisu walks to school every morning.

I asked Seunggyu if he wasn't in pain, and he said he was fine.

I asked Minjun, and he said no such thing happened.

I heard directly that Jisu meets that person every week.

There was a lot of talk about how the sound from the empty house at night sounded like a ghost, or was some other way.

The witness rambled, saying the person jumped out, or that the car didn't slow down.

There were a lot of rumors saying that once she started drinking, she'd have more than ten bottles of soju.

So I heard Seunggyu kept being stubborn!

So I heard Grandpa was really surprised when he heard the news about you!

So I heard Minjun said the teacher asked when you're getting married!

So I heard the kids who visited Seunggyu's place said his cooking skills are amazing.

So I heard that a few days ago Yumin saw Jisu, and she didn't even acknowledge her.

So I heard that on the day we went home early, Minjun showed up late all dressed up nicely.

Mom said she saw a big peach in her dream — isn't this a pregnancy dream?

I heard that snack place pours a lot of seasoning into the food, so I guess we shouldn't go there anymore.

Jisu said the department store is packed with people on weekends, so let's avoid going on Sunday.

I heard Jisu said that movie wasn't fun.

I heard the new restaurant is expensive and not tasty.

Minjun just came back and said the department store is packed with people.

I said Jisu, who never studies, always gets first place, and the kids in the other class were surprised.

I said I found this delicious, but my friend said they found it tasteless and don't understand why.

I said Yumin liked red, so the clerk recommended a red coat.

I'm telling you, Busan really is warmer compared to Seoul.

I'm telling you, the tap water really doesn't come out at Jisu's house.

I'm telling you, Seunggyu is still wearing thick winter clothes.

I was going to buy some clothes since it was a sale, but I'm telling you, the pretty ones were expensive.

They said they were busy, so I went to help, but I'm telling you, they were just sitting there resting.

They were worried the exam would be hard, but I'm telling you, they slept just fine.

I remember going to bed early yesterday, but I still overslept again.

I always thought my sibling was just a kid, but today they seemed very grown-up.

Mr. Kim always acted like a perfectionist, but today he made a really ridiculous mistake.

Saying he'd tried it and found it delicious, Grandpa gave me a few peaches.

Saying that the person in charge hung up before he even finished talking, that person got angry.

It's a place my friend recommended to me, saying they'd been there before and it was good.

You told me you found that book interesting — so why did you tell Seunggyu it wasn't?

Yumin told me she thought Jisu was pretty — why would she tell you she was just average?

So Mr. Park told me the restaurant was good, but told you it wasn't?

They say it's a process everyone has to go through, but how many people could really endure it?

Those people say Mr. Park was the best, but I didn't think so.

They say those kids are more mature than other kids, but kids are still kids.

Even if we rush there now, the train will probably have already left.

What good would it do to talk about it now?

Even if the child eats a lot of vegetables, they won't suddenly grow taller.

The weather forecast said it would rain today, but it's not raining.

Seunggyu clearly said he was going to the library earlier — what's he doing at the café?

They said the kid eats vegetables well, but today they won't eat them.

I doubt such a big house is really useful, but back then I really liked this house.

I doubt that person would have such a bad intention, but it's still better to be careful just in case.

I doubt anyone would oppose that decision, but the anxiety that someone might oppose it never went away.

If they're really always eating candy like that, of course they'll get cavities.

If you're really rushing that much, do you think you'll manage to bring everything without forgetting something?

If you really go shopping like that, how could your living expenses not run short?

It's a good thing I got treated in time — if I hadn't known, it would've become a serious illness.

It's a good thing I wore my seatbelt — otherwise I would've been badly hurt.

It's a good thing I always carry an umbrella — otherwise I would've gotten soaked in this rain.

Diligent? Not at all — she's been absent a lot lately, and she doesn't do her homework.

Can't eat it? Not at all — I love it so much.

Talked back? Not at all — I just said what I thought.

I heard the kids next door fight every day.

I heard Jisu can already walk.

I heard Minjun writes so well that he's getting an award.

I heard Minjun is going to watch a baseball game.

I heard Jisu can't eat meat.

I heard Seunggyu reads the newspaper before going to work.

I heard Minjun's been dieting lately.

I saw on the news earlier that it's going to rain tomorrow.

I heard a lot of school trips go to Jeju Island these days.

Didn't you say that person is always on time?

When did you say Seunggyu is going into the military?

Didn't you say Minjun and Jisu are still dating?

Decide whether you're buying pants or a skirt.

Please tell me quickly whether you're coming today or tomorrow.

We need to decide whether we're going by plane or by train to make a reservation.

Didn't you say you were going to the library early this morning? What are you doing still not out the door?

Didn't you say you have to get up early tomorrow? It's late — why aren't you asleep?

Didn't you say you're meeting a friend today? Why are you still home?

Didn't you say you were going to the library? Are you still in your room?

Didn't you say you were going to sleep early? Are you still playing games?

Didn't you say you were doing the dishes? How long are you going to just watch TV?

They say he has a job, but it seems like he's still not earning enough.

They say Seunggyu is preparing the presentation alone, but I think we should help him after all.

They say Yeonju sees her boyfriend every day, but it seems she can only see him briefly.

Isn't it true that Seunggyu is going on a business trip to the US for a week?

Bottles and cans get collected for recycling, right?

Isn't it true that Jisu moved to the countryside to live with her kids?

What did they say — is Seunggyu doing well?

What did they say Minjun's been up to lately?

Did they say sleeping in a good bed gives you good dreams or something?

Even if I get ready as fast as possible, I think I'll be late for the appointment.

Even if he changes his mind and comes back, I won't date him again.

Even if I went back to my school days, I didn't think my life would be any different.

Only if you study will I buy you a computer.

Only if we're going on the trip together would I book the plane tickets ahead of time.

I can only give you money if you tell me what you're buying — how would I know if you don't say anything?

They say writer Jung is writing a new novel these days.

My friends say this outfit suits me well.

They say the professor and students are going on a field trip together this weekend.

Who's the person who said they're working overtime today?

There's no one who says they'll buy this item.

There's word going around that Seunggyu is dating Jisu.

Is there anyone who'd sleep in a place this messy?

Even an expert wouldn't be able to readily solve this problem.

Tomorrow's finally the flea market day. I'm already worried whether anyone will buy what we put out.

The doctor asked which part of my stomach hurt.

Jisu asked whether you'd eaten dinner.

My friend called and asked what I was doing at home.

Even though I asked where he was going, Seunggyu doesn't even answer.

I asked how you found out — why aren't you answering?!

Even though I asked Seunggyu who he's eating with right now, he won't say.

The professor asked if I was a freshman.

My friend asked how expensive housing in Seoul is.

Jisu asked where I went during vacation.

I said, where does it hurt?

I said, what's so funny?

Jisu, I said, where are you going?

I'm asking, is that person your husband?

I'm asking, which is prettier, this skirt or these pants?

I'm asking, who are you looking for here?

Which actress is prettiest? I said, which one is prettiest?

So I'm asking, why are you so down?

Jisu, are you going home alone? I said, are you going alone?

Did you just ask if I'm going home now?!

Are you asking if the answer might be wrong?!

Are you asking if I've already finished the manuscript?!

Jisu asked if you might be from Gyeongsang-do.

My friend asked me if our company is far from Seoul.

People asked whether that musical was fun.

The teacher said I looked unwell and asked if something was bothering me.

My friends asked which company I got a job at.

They asked what was so fun about the play.

My friend asked if I was busy in September, then said if I was free we should travel together.

He asked why I was so sick, but Seunggyu himself was always sickly too.

My nephew asked if there was nothing to eat at home, then started rummaging through the fridge.

My husband asked if I really didn't know that basic fact.

My friends said the cookies I made were tasty and asked how I made them.

The moment he answered the phone, he asked why I'd called.

Yumin asked whether our work has been really busy lately.

They looked at my height and asked if my parents were tall.

The host came by earlier and asked if the performance order had been decided.

They asked if you're not a college student now.

That senior asked if your personality is easygoing.

They asked whether your parents are also coming to today's gathering.

Did Jisu ask you what score is needed to pass?

Did your friend ask if you're hungry? Didn't you eat breakfast?

Did Mom ask you lately whether you're eating well?

I heard we're having a buffet tonight.

I heard he's going to finish that book this semester.

I heard the main character ends up dying at the end of the drama.

Stop talking nonsense and just go to sleep.

Don't wander off, just hurry up and follow me.

Don't interrupt the adults talking, just listen quietly.

If it comes down to bad temper, there's no one worse than Seunggyu.

If it comes down to intelligence, Jisu is the smartest in our school.

If he really gets going eating, the food here won't be enough.

Since it's late autumn, the dry leaves are on the verge of falling.

The rain has stopped and the sun is just about to peek out between the clouds.

I had just barely started to fall asleep when the phone rang and woke me up.

I suggested to Jisu that we go see a movie tomorrow, but got turned down.

We promised to meet in front of the school on the day of the first snow.

I suggested to Mr. Kim that we have a meal together sometime.

If you really set your mind to praising people, there's no one in the world you couldn't praise.

Whenever I try to let it go, my younger sibling just pushes to fight more.

It's easy to say, but once you actually push to do it, it's full of difficulties.

Since everyone's proposing Japanese food, I guess I have to go along with the group.

Since everyone's proposing we do it together, isn't there no choice but to join in?

Since it's my daughter's birthday and she's proposing we go to the amusement park, I have to take her.

I said, let's just go home already!

I said, let's eat dinner out!

I said, let's watch a comedy instead of this sad movie!

I'm saying, let's start exercising together from tomorrow.

Honey, I'm saying it's cold, let's just hurry home.

Dad, I'm saying let's go to the amusement park on Sunday.

It's a big cleanup, so I said let's clean together.

I'm hungry too, so I said let's share.

I'm tired today, so I said let's talk about it again next time.

Honey, the kids suggested we all live together.

Yumin suggested we watch the movie that opened yesterday.

Jisu suggested we join the festival being held next month together.

Since it's a boknal day, they suggested we eat samgyetang.

Since it's far away, they suggested we leave quickly.

Since a lot of people seem to be coming, they suggested we make plenty of food.

Manager Kim suggested we have a group dinner tonight.

Since there's a lot of work this month, they suggested we go on the trip around next month.

They suggested we go out and eat for the first time in a while.

My brother said next time we should meet up with you too.

Minjun suggested we meet up sometime and grab a beer.

When I asked what we should eat for lunch, Seunggyu suggested pizza.

Where did that kid suggest we go on the outing?

What show did they suggest watching this weekend?

Where did the people who left first suggest meeting?

Did they suggest where to go volunteer this weekend?

Did they suggest how to spend the summer vacation?

Did they suggest where to buy the household items you need?

Seunggyu suggested going to see a movie tomorrow — do you want to come too?

Minjun suggested meeting up this weekend — do you have time?

Yumin suggested studying together from tomorrow, but I don't want to go to the library with her.

Seunggyu suggested going to see a movie this weekend, you know.

My sibling suggested eating out tonight.

They suggested holding this year's year-end party at school.

Jisu suggested we play house together.

Seunggyu suggested we eat lunch together at twelve.

The class president suggested everyone gather at the playground without exception.

We need to decide whether to practice more or stop for today.

Tell me which you'd rather see — a movie or a show.

Tell me whether you want to go to the mountains or the beach for vacation.

You said we should never see each other again — why did you come find me?

You suggested we all gather on time without being late — why are you late?

You suggested we go study at the library together today — why haven't you contacted me?

You suggested meeting this weekend — why are you pretending to be busy?

You suggested we get close — why don't you even say hello?

You told me to leave early in the morning — how can you sleep in yourself?

His wife's words asking how long he'd keep doing that sounded like scolding to him.

Seunggyu couldn't readily answer our question asking who the person with him earlier was.

Cherry blossoms bloomed in full on campus, as if asking when it had ever been so cold.

This kid keeps asking whose answer was right.

This person keeps asking what on earth this is.

Detective Kim is asking whether your last case got resolved well.

That person asked me if I'm an office worker.

My husband saw how exhausted I looked coming home from work and asked if I'm that busy every day.

The parents are asking where we've decided to hold the meet-the-family gathering.

Yumin asked if I'd finished my homework, so I said I hadn't yet.

My friend asked if I'd taken a lot of photos on the trip, and when I said yes, they asked to see them.

My sibling asked how the show was, so I told them it was amazing.

This is my younger sibling, but everyone who sees us asks if we're friends.

The child says it's their newly bought robot toy and everyone asks if it's cool.

They're asking whether Yumin went to the hospital and got a shot.

Sure, what flower isn't pretty, but that flower had a charm different from other flowers.

His help might not amount to much, but Mr. Park still couldn't help holding a bit of hope.

Who would like bad-tasting food, but poor Seunggyu bought cheap meals even if they weren't tasty.

Do not litter carelessly.

Students must gather at the playground.

Conserve resources.

I think I'll just go study.

I'm going to read a bit before bed.

I'll just give these snacks to whoever listens well.

It's gotten too late, so I'll be heading out now.

Please go ahead. We'll just keep waiting here.

We need to leave early tomorrow morning, so we'll go to bed first.

Making a habit of holding in urine for a long time isn't good for your health.

If you make a habit of reading books from a young age, reading becomes a habit.

Seunggyu is always in the habit of going to bed late, so it's hard for him to get up early.

Seunggyu only likes chocolate or cake that's overly sweet.

I bought chestnuts, but the kernels were so tiny and even bug-eaten that there was nothing to eat.

Stop carrying around that worn-out bag and buy a new one.

Oh, so that statement isn't true after all.

Oh, so that pretty little girl is your daughter.

Everyone kept praising how delicious the food here is, and now that I've tried it myself, it's true.

My wife went on nagging me, asking why I drank and how much I drank.

When I went to church after a long time, there were lots of questions like why I hadn't come and what had happened.

Today too, Mom scolded me, asking why I'm always late and what I'm thinking.

If they ask whether you like Jisu that much, just tell them yes.

If they ask whether the new car is cramped, please tell them it's spacious and many people can ride in it.

If your friend asks whether our new place is spacious, tell them yes and that you're inviting them too.

Seeing that Yeongsu left early yesterday, I asked if he wasn't feeling well.

I asked Seunggyu if the food at the restaurant he went to yesterday was good, and he said it was delicious.

My sibling asked whether it was okay to walk on the frozen valley, so I said it was frozen solid and would be fine.

How do you feel about getting married? My feelings? You're asking if I'm happy?

Has your illness gotten a bit better? Now? You're asking if I'm okay?

I wonder how deep this lake is. Depth? You're asking how deep it is?

Since my sibling asked how high that mountain was, I told them I wasn't sure.

Since my friend asked whether the pool was very deep, I answered that it was shallow.

Since Seunggyu asked why the food portion was so small, I gave him some of what I ordered.

Since my friend asked if I was okay now, I said I rested well over the weekend and I'm fine.

Since the restaurant owner asked if the food wasn't too spicy, I said I could hardly handle it.

Since my sibling asked if noodles were good for lunch, I said yes.

In answer to the question of whether the dorm room was spacious, the reply was that it was adequate.

I felt embarrassed by my boss's question of whether I had that much free time.

At his coworker's question of whether he was happy about the holiday, he made a face like it was obvious.

Oh, Seunggyu is asking which of the two colors is better.

Oh, Father is asking who's shorter between you and the youngest.

Oh, your mother is asking when the department store is most crowded.

Yumin is asking whether the baseball stadium gets that crowded.

My friends are asking how spacious the apartment I moved into is.

Everyone is asking whether it's right to handle things this way.

My friend is asking if the new clothes are okay, but the color is too dark.

The clerk asked if the clothes were small, and I said they were too tight to wear.

Everyone is asking if that class is good, but I don't think it's that great.

Even though I'm asking why the portion is so small, why isn't there an answer?

Even though I'm asking whether what you did was right, why are you saying nothing?

Even though I emailed Seunggyu asking when he's free, he doesn't reply.

Mr. Kim is asking if the view from the new house is nice.

Jisu is asking if Jeju Island, where I traveled, was really nice.

My friend is asking how much traffic there is on the highway during the holiday return trip.

You ask why there's so much luggage — for a move, isn't this actually not that much?

You ask which is better — I don't really have a choice.

You ask if I dislike helping with housework — it's just something I should naturally do, so why would I dislike it?

When I asked Yumin, who fell on the street, if she was okay, she got right up as if nothing happened.

When I asked if the room was small, the landlord shook his head and said it was spacious.

When I asked Minjun why he had so many books, he silently held one out without a word.

I'm asking, am I really that annoying?

I'm asking, what's got you in such a good mood?

I want to be close with you, so I'm asking, why exactly do you dislike me?

I'm asking, what exactly about me do you dislike?

Didn't you hear me? I'm asking if it's okay to open the door.

I'm asking, why exactly are you so interested in my business?

I'm asking, why are you in such a good mood?

I'm asking, how short is that guy exactly?

So I'm asking, how small is the new place you moved into?

What do you mean, do I want to know their secret?

What do you mean, is the portion too much? Isn't this about right?

What do you mean, am I in a good mood? I'm tired because I have too much to do.

I heard the department head was asking if there's a lot of work these days.

I heard Mother was asking if all the rooms she looked at were small.

I heard my brother asking me if the new car was really that good.

They said there's apparently so much going on.

My mother asked if the garden of the house we're moving to is spacious.

They asked if the food wasn't too little.

When I coughed from a cold, Seunggyu asked if I was okay and gave me warm tea.

My husband asked yesterday if the soup wasn't too salty, and today says it's too bland.

When I hesitated holding my chopsticks, my friend asked if there wasn't enough side dish and got up to get more.

Jisu asked me why my standards are so high.

My friends asked me why I'm so interested in other people's business.

I fell while walking, and everyone ran over asking if I was okay.

Another professor asked if the enrollment for this class was low — about how many signed up?

The teacher asked how your health was — are you all better now?

Jisu asked if you'd like receiving flowers as a gift in spring — which flowers do you like?

Seunggyu asked how short Jisu is...

Someone asked if the newly built apartment has a spacious interior...

Head office called earlier asking if there are a lot of souvenirs here...

My friend asked whether the trip you went on was good.

Mr. Kim asked why the luggage I brought was so little.

Jisu asked me whether there were a lot of people at the festival.

Did they ask you whether the cherry blossom outing was fun?

Did your friend ask you whether you had a lot of homework?

Did Seunggyu ask you whether you had a lot of money?

My father asked if I was feeling better now and told me to be sure to take my medicine.

While I was studying, my mother asked if I had a lot of homework and gave me some fruit.

Jisu asked if the color of the coat she bought was too dark, and took it out of the closet to show me.

If someone asks me why I'm so greedy, I have nothing to say either.

If you ask a child whether they like mom or dad better, they get flustered.

If asked why the writing is so short, I have no choice but to answer that the length you can type on a phone is limited.

My nephew asked if the water at the beach was deep and changed into his swimsuit.

My little sibling asked who I liked better, dad or mom, and told me to pick just one.

Mr. Kim asked if I had collected a lot of stamps and asked me to show them.

My friends ask why a place for living alone needs to be this big, but even living alone, I hate a cramped house.

My dad asks me if I like that person that much, but actually that person likes me more.

Everyone asks why I'm so shy in front of the boys, but I find it hard to deal with them.

I told Seunggyu I would surely repay his kindness someday, but he said there was no need.

I said I would endure it up to this point, but I can't take it anymore.

Since it was a book I got as a gift, I promised to read it, but it's so boring it's hard to read.

I'll be the one to eat the tough part of the meat.

In spring, I'm going to plant some lettuce and perilla leaves in the yard.

Starting next month, I'm going to put money into a savings account.

Why do you intend to save money?

Until when do you intend to endure this?

What did you do wrong that you keep intending to hide?

Wasn't it that we were leaving tomorrow?

Did Seunggyu come to the reunion, I wonder?

I wonder if we'll be able to meet that person again?

She was really beautiful, just as I'd heard.

The newly built park this time was incredibly spacious.

His lecture really drew everyone in.

There's no way to know right now how many visitors this event has, but let's at least count roughly and let them know.

The responsibility for this isn't only mine, but it's better if I just take it on alone.

There's no one who doesn't make mistakes, but I made a really big mistake this time.

This is more of a favor than a question — could you tell me your opinion of this book?

This is more of a moving novel than a fun one.

Seunggyu's office had so many books it should be called a research lab rather than an office.

Eat up quickly.

Wait just a moment.

Set the things you brought down here for a moment.

Jisu takes such good care of her teeth that she's never even been to a dentist.

There was nothing to eat at home but instant noodles.

The only book I've read this year is just one.

I spent so much money meeting my girlfriend this weekend that the only allowance I have left is ten thousand won.

I was so busy today that all I ate was a cup of coffee.

Minjun, why can't I ever see you studying?

They say that kid never even thought of that.

They say Mr. Park came here in the morning and checked whether work was going well.

They say Seunggyu didn't know that would be so hard.

Was this exhibition good, as you experienced it?

Does the newly started job seem like it'll go well, as you saw it?

How was the person Jisu met last week, as you saw it?

Jisu said she'll never be able to forget that view.

Yumin said she went in to clean her room, but her mom had already cleaned it.

Jisu said no matter how much she tried to reach them this past week, she couldn't get through.

I heard the story that no matter how loudly Minjun called, that person couldn't hear.

The thing is, that person suddenly disappeared and there's been no contact for two months.

What he said was that the child's intelligence, which had seemed outstanding, wasn't really that different from other children's.

I resolved to visit my grandmother, who isn't feeling well, often.

Jisu vowed to achieve her dream before turning thirty.

I resolved that this time I would definitely finish reading that whole book.

Seunggyu made a resolution to definitely wake up early tomorrow.

For my health, I made a decision to definitely exercise every morning starting tomorrow.

Minjun made a resolution to definitely fix his bad habit.