~haeseo

Usages of ~haeseo

오늘은 깜빡하고 휴대폰을 충전하지 못해서 꺼져 버렸어.oneureun kkamppakhago hyudaeponeul chungjeonhaji moshaeseo kkeojyeo beoryeosseo.
Today I forgot and couldn’t charge my phone, so it died.
급해서 데이터를 켰는데 요금이 많이 나와 버렸어.geuphaeseo deiteoreul kyeossneunde yogeumi manhi nawa beoryeosseo.
I turned on mobile data because I was in a hurry, and the charges ended up being high.
요즘 스트레스가 심해서 명상을 해요.yojeum seuteureseuga simhaeseo myeongsangeul haeyo.
These days my stress is severe, so I meditate.
비밀번호를 깜빡해서 로그인 못 했어요.bimilbeonhoreul kkamppakhaeseo rogeu-in mos haesseoyo.
I forgot the password, so I couldn’t log in.
어제 밤에 휴대폰을 충전하지 못해서 지금 친구에게 메시지를 못 보내요.eoje bame hyudaeponeul chungjeonhaji moshaeseo jigeum chinguege mesijireul mos bonaeyo.
I couldn’t charge my phone last night, so I can’t send my friend a message now.
비밀번호를 잘못 입력해서 로그인 못 했어요.bimilbeonhoreul jalmos ipryeokhaeseo rogeu-in mos haesseoyo.
I entered the password wrong, so I couldn’t log in.
치마보다 청바지가 더 편해서 여행 갈 때는 청바지만 입어.chimaboda cheongbajiga deo pyeonhaeseo yeohaeng gal ttaeneun cheongbajiman ibeo.
Jeans are more comfortable than skirts, so I wear only jeans when I travel.
오늘은 바람이 강해서 창문을 닫아요.oneureun barami ganghaeseo changmuneul dadayo.
The wind is strong today, so I close the window.
화면 색이 이상해서 다시 켰더니 괜찮아졌어.hwamyeon saegi isanghaeseo dasi kyeossdeoni gwaenchanhajyeosseo.
The screen color was strange, so I turned it on again and it became okay.
밤에는 공사 소음이 심해서 잠이 안 와요.bameneun gongsa so-eumi simhaeseo jami an wayo.
At night, the construction noise is so bad that I can’t fall asleep.
공사 소음이 심해서 회의 중에 집중하기 어려워요.gongsa so-eumi simhaeseo hoeui junge jipjunghagi eoryeowoyo.
The construction noise is so bad that it’s hard to concentrate during the meeting.
프린터가 이상해서 다른 방에서 다시 인쇄했어요.peurinteoga isanghaeseo dareun bangeseo dasi inswaehaesseoyo.
The printer was acting strange, so I printed it again in another room.
어제 야근해서 오늘은 정말 피곤해.eoje yageunhaeseo oneureun jeongmal pigonhae.
I worked overtime yesterday, so I’m really tired today.
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