It seems to me that he/she is interesting in Korean 🇰🇷

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It seems to me that he/she is interesting	그 사람이 흥미로운 것 같아요

How to say “It seems to me that he/she is interesting” in Korean? “그 사람이 흥미로운 것 같아요”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “그 사람이 흥미로운 것 같아요” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on It seems to me that he/she is interesting in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

The sentence is structured as follows:
• "그 사람" means "that person."
• "이" is a subject marker attached to "그 사람" (since "사람" ends with a consonant sound, "이" is used).
• "흥미로운" is an adjective meaning "interesting."
• "것" literally translates to "thing" but is used here as a nominalizer that turns the adjective into a noun phrase "the interesting thing."
• "같아요" means "seems" or "appears."

Thus, the sentence "그 사람이 흥미로운 것 같아요" literally means "It seems that that person is [an] interesting thing," which conceptually means "It seems to me that he/she is interesting."

Romanized, the sentence is:
"Geu saram-i heungmiroun geot gatayo."

To remember this construction, note that Korean often uses nominalizers like "것" to turn adjectives into nouns when combined with expressions like "같아요" to indicate appearance or assumption. Also, remember to attach the subject marker "이" after a noun ending in a consonant.

Alternate ways to express the idea include:
• "제가 보기에 그 사람이 매력적인 것 같아요." (Je-ga bo-gi-e geu saram-i mae-ryeok-jeog-in geot gatayo.) – Literally: "In my view, it seems that that person is attractive."
• "내 생각에는 그 사람이 흥미로워 보여요." (Nae saeng-gag-e-neun geu saram-i heungmi-ro-wo bo-yeo-yo.) – Literally: "In my opinion, that person appears interesting."

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