like, as if
This expression is used to indicate that the contents of the preceding and following clauses are almost the same, and as such, it has the same meaning as the expressions -는 것처럼 and -는 것과 마찬가지로.
It can also be used in the form -듯 in which 이 is omitted.
This expression is also used to indicate that the action or state of affairs being observed in the following clause is either the same as, or appears to be just like, the action or state of affairs described in the preceding clause.
Thus it has the meaning of -는 것처럼.
It can also be used in the form -듯 in which 이 is omitted.
1. This expression is also used when confirming some fact that is known by both the speaker and hearer in stating the shared fact.
2. This expression is also often used idiomatically, such as in the following expressions.
A connective ending used when the following statement is almost the same to the preceding statement.
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