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by winter solstice. » Wed Nov 08, 2017 6:55 pm
싶다 and 원하다 both mean "want", but the former seems to be used when you want to exclusively say "want to do ~~~" phrases? I'm sorry if I'm not correct haha ^^' I'm not the best person when it comes to explanations, plus my understanding of Korean doesn't go down to its grammar roots xnx
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by Lucir » Thu Nov 09, 2017 3:38 pm
싶다 is a form of ending combine with a verb.
싶다 cannot be used alone.
It can be used such as 놀고싶다 (놀다+싶다), 먹고싶다 (먹다+싶다), 하고싶다 (하다+싶다)
원하다 is a verb and it needs an object(noun) as ~을/를 원해요.
And it means more serious like "hope", "wish", or "desire".
그래 그때 나는 잘 몰랐었어
우린 다른 점만 닮았고
철이 들어 먼저 떨어져 버린
너와 이젠 나도 닮았네
젊은 우리, 나이테는 잘 보이지 않고
찬란한 빛에 눈이 멀어 꺼져가는데
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