I don’t think my boss thought that in Korean 🇰🇷

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I don’t think my boss thought that	내 상사가 그렇게 생각했을 리가 없다고 생각해

How to say “I don’t think my boss thought that” in Korean? “내 상사가 그렇게 생각했을 리가 없다고 생각해”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “내 상사가 그렇게 생각했을 리가 없다고 생각해” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I don’t think my boss thought that in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

내 (nae) – “my.”
상사 (sangsa) – “boss.”
가 (ga) – subject marker attached to 상사, indicating “my boss” is the subject.
그렇게 (geureoke) – “in that way” or “so,” modifying the verb that follows.
생각했을 (saenggakaesseul) – the attributive (modifier) form derived from the past tense of 생각하다 (“to think”), meaning “(who) thought.”
리 (ri) – a noun indicating “likelihood” or “reason to be so”; used in the construction “V을 리가 없다” to express that something is impossible or highly unlikely.
가 (ga) – subject marker attached to 리.
없다고 (eopdago) – “that there is not” (with -다고 quoting the statement “there is no possibility/reason”).
생각해 (saenggakae) – “I think.”

Combined, the sentence literally breaks down as:
“My boss (subject marker) that way thought’s likelihood (subject marker) does not exist, I think.”
In natural English: “I think there’s no way that my boss thought that.”

Tips to remember:
• The construction “V을 리가 없다” is used to indicate that it is very unlikely or impossible for something to be true.
• The form 생각했을 comes from 생각하다 in the past tense (생각했다) turned into a modifier for the noun 리.
• The particle 가 marks the subject in both the main and subordinate parts.

Alternate ways to say “I don't think my boss thought that”:
1. 내 상사가 그렇게 생각했을 리 없어.
(Romanized: nae sangsaga geureoke saenggakaesseul ri eopseo.)
2. 내 상사가 그렇게 생각하지 않았을 거라고 생각해.
(Romanized: nae sangsaga geureoke saenggakaji anasseul georago saenggakae.)

Both alternatives convey the idea that “I believe it’s impossible that my boss thought that.”

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