verb/adj(으)니까 Because~, therefore/so~
noun(이)니까
-(으)니까 has two different functions. The first one is to connect reason and result sentences, and the other one is to find out something after you did something. In this post, I am talking about the first meaning, which is “because—-, so—–“. The conjugation is
verb/adjective(consonant) + 으니까
verb/adjective(vowel) + 니까
noun(consonant) + 이니까
noun(vowel) + 니까
날씨가 좋으니까 공원에 같이 가요.
The weather is nice, (so) let’s go to the park.
비가 오니까 우산을 가져 가세요.
It is raining, (so) you should bring an umbrella.
- In formal sentences, we often omit 까 and just say -(으)니.
If you want to learn the difference between 아서 and 니까, please click here.
Sentences>>
여기 좀 시끄러우니까 다른 데로 가는 게 어때요? | It is loud here, how about going to another place? |
민수 씨, 술을 많이 마셨으니까 운전하지 마세요. | Minsu, You drank a lot, don’t drive! |
여기는 도서관이니까 조용히 해야 돼요. | Because we are at the library, we should be quite. |
제가 아직 집에 있으니까 조금만 기다려 주세요. | I am still at home, please wait for me a little bit more. |
저도 아침을 안 먹었으니까 같이 밥 먹으러 가요. | I haven’t had breakfast yet, let’s go eat. |
오늘은 제가 좀 피곤하니까 내일 갈까요? | I am a little bit tired today, can we go tomorrow? |
이 우유는 상했으니까 먹지 마세요. | This milk has gone bad, don’t drink it! |
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