Today we'll be looking at the usage of "N 만에" Korean grammar point with some examples.
Usage :
This grammar pattern is used to refer to the first time after a period of time or after an event/occasion happened.
It is used to indicate the amount of time passed after an event started.
Conjugation rule :
It is attached after Noun and can be conjugated in 만에 or 만이다. Using either of the conjugations won't change the meaning.
Like for example. :
1달만에 - In 1 month.
3년만이다 - In 3 years.
1) It’s been a long time!
오랜만이다!
2) The hottest day in 10 years.
10년 만에 온 가장 더운 날이다
3) It's been a year since I've had Korean convenience store food.
한국 편의점 음식을 먹는 것이 1년 만이다
4) Yeobin came back after an hour.
여빈 한 시간 만에 돌아왔어요
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