I don’t think the kids have done it in Korean 🇰🇷

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I don’t think the kids have done it	나는아이들이그것을했다고생각하지않습니다

How to say “I don’t think the kids have done it” in Korean? “나는아이들이그것을했다고생각하지않습니다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “나는아이들이그것을했다고생각하지않습니다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I don’t think the kids have done it in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

The sentence breaks down as follows:

1. "나는" – "나" means “I” and "는" is the topic marker, setting “I” as the subject of the sentence.
Romanized: naneun

2. "아이들이" – "아이들" means “kids/children” and "이" is the subject marker, indicating that “the kids” are the subject of the reported clause.
Romanized: aideul-i

3. "그것을" – "그것" means “it” and "을" is the object marker, showing that “it” is the object of the action “did.”
Romanized: geugeos-eul

4. "했다고" – This part is composed of "했다" (the past tense of "하다" meaning “did”) followed by "고", which is used to quote or report what was done. When you report someone’s words or thoughts indirectly, you attach "다고" (in this case, contracted to "했다고") to the clause.
Romanized: haetdago

5. "생각하지 않습니다" – "생각하다" means “to think.” By adding "지 않다," the verb is negated to mean “do not think.” The formal ending "습니다" makes it polite and formal.
Romanized: saenggak-haji anseubnida

Tips to remember:
• When reporting a clause as your thought, express the clause in quotes and attach "다고" after the verb before adding the main verb (생각하다).
• Markers like "는" for topic and "이" for subject help clarify who is doing what in each part of the sentence.
• Practice by breaking down English sentences into parts then rebuild them using the Korean markers.

Alternate ways to say “I don't think the kids have done it”:
1. "내 생각에는 아이들이 그것을 한 것 같지 않습니다."
Romanized: nae saenggakeneun aideul-i geugeos-eul han geot gatji anseubnida.
(Translation: In my opinion, it seems that the kids haven’t done it.)

2. "나는 아이들이 그것을 한 것이 아니라고 생각해요."
Romanized: naneun aideul-i geugeos-eul han geosi anirago saenggakaeyo.
(Translation: I think that it is not the case that the kids have done it.)

3. "나는 아이들이 그걸 했다고는 생각하지 않아요."
Romanized: naneun aideul-i geugeol haetdagon saenggakaji anayo.
(Translation: I don't really think that the kids have done it.)

Each variation uses different structures—such as using "것 같다" to imply uncertainty or "아니라고" to directly state negation—but they all effectively communicate that you don't think the kids have done it.

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