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Today’s Phrase
저도 그렇게 생각해요
jeo·do geu·reo·ke saeng·ga·kae·yo
jeodo geureoke saenggakaeyo
I think so too
Learning Tip
In Korean conversation, showing agreement is very important for maintaining rapport. 저도 그렇게 생각해요, 맞아요, 그렇죠, and 동의해요 are all agreement markers. Sprinkling these naturally shows you’re engaged and socially fluent in Korean.
Phrase Breakdown
저도
jeodo
I also, me too
저 (humble I) + -도 (also/even)
그렇게 생각해요
geureoke saenggakaeyo
think like that / think so
그렇게 (like that) + 생각하다 (to think) → 생각해요
Agrees with the other person’s viewpoint or statement.
Example Phrases
A: 요즘 한국어 공부가 재미있어요. B: 저도 그렇게 생각해요!
A: Yojeum hangugeo gongbuga jaemisseoyo. B: Jeodo geureoke saenggakaeyo!
A: Korean study is fun lately. B: I think so too!
재미있어요 = interesting/fun.
맞아요, 저도 그렇게 생각했어요.
Majayo, jeodo geureoke saenggakaeosseoyo.
Right, I thought the same thing.
생각했어요 = past tense ‘I thought’.
동의해요. 저도 그렇게 봐요.
Donguihaeyo. Jeodo geureoke bwayo.
I agree. I see it the same way.
동의하다 = to agree.
Related Phrases
동의해요
donguihaeyo
I agree
Expressing agreement formally.
저는 다르게 생각해요
jeoneun dareuge saenggakaeyo
I think differently
Politely expressing a differing opinion.
맞아요!
majayo!
That’s right!
Quick, enthusiastic agreement.
Quick Review
경치가 정말 아름다워요
Can you recall what this means?
gyeongchiga jeongmal areumdawoyo
The scenery is really beautiful