Roger does not believe that you had broken your phone in Korean 🇰🇷

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Roger does not believe that you had broken your phone	로저는당신이휴대폰을깨뜨렸다고생각하지않습니다

How to say “Roger does not believe that you had broken your phone” in Korean? “로저는당신이휴대폰을깨뜨렸다고생각하지않습니다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “로저는당신이휴대폰을깨뜨렸다고생각하지않습니다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Roger does not believe that you had broken your phone in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Breakdown of the sentence "로저는당신이휴대폰을깨뜨렸다고생각하지않습니다":

• 로저는 (Ro-jeo-neun)
– "로저" is the name Roger and the particle "는" marks the topic of the sentence.

• 당신이 (dang-sin-i)
– "당신" means "you" and the subject marker "이" indicates that "you" is the agent of the action being reported.

• 휴대폰을 (hyu-dae-pon-eul)
– "휴대폰" means "cell phone" and "을" is the object marker, showing that the phone is the object affected by the action.

• 깨뜨렸다고 (kkae-tteu-ryeot-da-go)
– "깨뜨렸" is the past tense stem of "깨뜨리다" meaning "to break." The ending "다고" is used to introduce reported speech or a belief about a statement ("that you broke your phone").

• 생각하지않습니다 (saeng-gak-ha-ji a-nseup-ni-da)
– "생각하지 않습니다" means "does not think." The verb "생각하다" means "to think" and the negative form "하지 않습니다" clearly indicates the negation.

Tip to remember:
– Pay attention to particles: "는" for the topic, "이" for the subject, and "을" for the object.
– Notice that “-다고” is used when reporting someone’s statement or belief—it’s a common structure to express “that…” in reported speech in Korean.

Alternate ways to say "Roger does not believe that you had broken your phone":
1. 로저는 당신이 휴대폰을 깨뜨렸다고 믿지 않습니다.
(Ro-jeo-neun dang-sin-i hyu-dae-pon-eul kkae-tteu-ryeot-da-go mit-ji a-nseup-ni-da.)
– This version replaces "생각하지 않습니다" (does not think) with "믿지 않습니다" (does not believe).

2. 로저는 당신이 휴대폰을 깼다고 생각하지 않습니다.
(Ro-jeo-neun dang-sin-i hyu-dae-pon-eul kkaet-da-go saeng-gak-ha-ji a-nseup-ni-da.)
– Here, the verb is changed to "깼다" (broke), which is a shorter form meaning essentially the same as "깨뜨렸".

Each version provides a slightly different nuance but overall communicates that Roger does not believe/believes not that you broke your phone.

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