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	O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para '''의지하다''' ou '''의존하다''', mas somente quando você está falando sobre realmente ser "dependente" de alguém sobre ~~uma determinada questão~~.<br />		O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para '''의지하다''' ou '''의존하다''', mas somente quando você está falando sobre realmente ser "dependente" de alguém sobre um determinado assunto.<br />
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	Nesta lição, veremos como dizer "Isso depende de..." ou apenas "Isso depende" em coreano.		Nesta lição, veremos como dizer "Isso depende de..." ou apenas "Isso depende" em coreano.
	O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, ~~but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter~~.		O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, mas somente quando você está falando sobre realmente ser "dependente" de alguém sobre uma determinada questão.
	So, ~~for example~~, ~~if you want to say something like~~, ~~“Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb~~ 의지하다 or 의존하다 ~~and say~~ “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”		Então, por exemplo, se você quiser dizer algo como "Não dependa dos seus pais", você pode usar o verbo 의지하다 ou 의존하다 e dizer “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”
	Mas quando você quer dizer "depende da situação", "isso depende da pessoa", ou "depende do quão breve você terminar isso", você precisa usar a estrutura -에 따라 다르다 ou -마다 다르다.		Mas quando você quer dizer "depende da situação", "isso depende da pessoa", ou "depende do quão breve você terminar isso", você precisa usar a estrutura -에 따라 다르다 ou -마다 다르다.
	-에 따라 다르다		-에 따라 다르다
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	Exemplos		Exemplos
	1. 때에 따라 달라요.		1. 때에 따라 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on the time~~.		= Isso depende do momento.
	= ~~It depends on when it is~~.		= Depende de quando é.
	2. 상황에 따라 달라요.		2. 상황에 따라 달라요.
	= Depende da situação.		= Depende da situação.
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	= Depende do país.		= Depende do país.
	3. 해마다 달라요.		3. 해마다 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on the year~~.		= Depende do ano.
	= ~~It’s different every year~~.		= É diferente a cada ano.
	~~Diferença~~ entre -에 따라 e -마다		Diferenças entre -에 따라 e -마다
	~~These two are usually interchangeable~~, mas -마다 só pode ser usada com substantivos, ~~whereas~~ -에 따라 também pode ser usada com uma oração. A fim de usar -에 따라 com uma oração, entretanto, você precisa conjugar o verbo na forma -는지.		Estas duas normalmente são intercambiáveis, mas -마다 só pode ser usada com substantivos, enquanto que -에 따라 também pode ser usada com uma oração. A fim de usar -에 따라 com uma oração, entretanto, você precisa conjugar o verbo na forma -는지.
	~~Also~~, ~~while~~ -에 따라 ~~has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item~~/~~circumstance”~~, -에 마다 também pode ter um significado de algo que muda constantemente, ~~even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance~~.		Além disso, enquanto -에 따라 tem um significado mais forte de "isso depende de determinado elemento/circunstância", -에 마다 também pode ter o significado de algo que muda constantemente, ainda que não realmente esteja "em concordância com" o elemento ou circunstância.
	Por exemplo, 해마다 달라요 ~~can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”~~.		Por exemplo, 해마다 달라요 pode significar "depende do ano" ou "muda a cada ano".
	Raiz verbal + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다		Raiz verbal + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다
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	= Depende de com quem você conversa.		= Depende de com quem você conversa.
	-는지에 따라 = -느냐에 따라		-는지에 따라 = -느냐에 따라
	~~Sometimes you will also hear people saying~~ -느냐에 따라 ~~instead of~~ -는지에 따라. ~~They are interchangeable~~, ~~but~~ -느냐에 따라 ~~is slightly more commonly used in spoken Korean~~.		Às vezes, você também vai ouvir as pessoas dizendo -느냐에 따라 em vez de -는지에 따라. Elas são intercambiáveis, mas -느냐에 따라 é superficialmente mais usada no Coreano falado.
	달라요 vs 달라져요		달라요 vs 달라져요
	~~You will also often hear people saying~~ “달라져요” ~~instead of~~ “달라요”. ~~This is when they want to put stress on the~~ nuance ~~that it “becomes” different~~, ~~but usually just saying~~ “달라요” ~~is clear enough~~.		Você também vai ouvir muitas vezes as pessoas dizendo “달라져요” em vez de “달라요”. Isso é quando elas querem colocar ênfase sobre a nuance de que "se torna" diferente, mas normalmente, apenas dizer “달라요” é claro o suficiente.

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	= It’s different every year.		= It’s different every year.
	Diferença entre -에 따라 e -마다		Diferença entre -에 따라 e -마다
	These two are usually interchangeable, ~~but~~ -마다 ~~can only be used with nouns~~, whereas -에 따라 ~~can also be used with a clause~~. ~~In order for~~ -에 따라 ~~to be used with a clause~~, ~~however~~, ~~you need to conjugate the verb into the~~ -는지 ~~form~~.		These two are usually interchangeable, mas -마다 só pode ser usada com substantivos, whereas -에 따라 também pode ser usada com uma oração. A fim de usar -에 따라 com uma oração, entretanto, você precisa conjugar o verbo na forma -는지.
	Also, while -에 따라 has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item/circumstance”, -에 마다 ~~can also have the meaning that something constantly changes~~, even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance.		Also, while -에 따라 has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item/circumstance”, -에 마다 também pode ter um significado de algo que muda constantemente, even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance.
	~~For example~~, 해마다 달라요 can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”.		Por exemplo, 해마다 달라요 can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”.
	~~Verb stem~~ + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다		Raiz verbal + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다
	Exemplos		Exemplos
	1. 언제 가는지에 따라 달라요.		1. 언제 가는지에 따라 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on when you go there~~.		= Depende de quando você vai.
	2. 어디서 사는지에 따라 달라요.		2. 어디서 사는지에 따라 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on where you buy it~~.		= Depende de onde você compra.
	3. 누구한테 이야기하는지에 따라서 달라요.		3. 누구한테 이야기하는지에 따라서 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on whom you talk to~~.		= Depende de com quem você conversa.
	-는지에 따라 = -느냐에 따라		-는지에 따라 = -느냐에 따라
	Sometimes you will also hear people saying -느냐에 따라 instead of -는지에 따라. They are interchangeable, but -느냐에 따라 is slightly more commonly used in spoken Korean.		Sometimes you will also hear people saying -느냐에 따라 instead of -는지에 따라. They are interchangeable, but -느냐에 따라 is slightly more commonly used in spoken Korean.
	달라요 vs 달라져요		달라요 vs 달라져요
	You will also often hear people saying “달라져요” instead of “달라요”. This is when they want to put stress on the nuance that it “becomes” different, but usually just saying “달라요” is clear enough.		You will also often hear people saying “달라져요” instead of “달라요”. This is when they want to put stress on the nuance that it “becomes” different, but usually just saying “달라요” is clear enough.

Juccie at 17:15, 25 April 2016

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	= 상황에 따라서 달라요.		= 상황에 따라서 달라요.
	-마다 다르다		-마다 다르다
	-마다 significa "cada". So 아침마다 ~~is “every morning” and~~ 밤마다 ~~is “every night”~~, ~~and when you use~~ -마다 ~~with~~ 다르다, ~~it means “it is different for every …”~~.		-마다 significa "cada". Portanto, 아침마다 é "a cada manhã" (toda manhã) e 밤마다 é "a cada noite" (toda noite), e quando você usa -마다 com 다르다, significa "é diferente para cada...".
	~~Examples~~		Exemplos
	1. 사람마다 달라요.		1. 사람마다 달라요.
	= ~~For every person~~, ~~it’s different~~.		= Para cada pessoa, é diferente.
	= ~~It depends on the person~~.		= Isso depende da pessoa.
	2. 나라마다 달라요.		2. 나라마다 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on the country~~.		= Depende do país.
	3. 해마다 달라요.		3. 해마다 달라요.
	= It depends on the year.		= It depends on the year.
	= It’s different every year.		= It’s different every year.
	~~Difference between~~ -에 따라 ~~and~~ -마다		Diferença entre -에 따라 e -마다
	These two are usually interchangeable, but -마다 can only be used with nouns, whereas -에 따라 can also be used with a clause. In order for -에 따라 to be used with a clause, however, you need to conjugate the verb into the -는지 form.		These two are usually interchangeable, but -마다 can only be used with nouns, whereas -에 따라 can also be used with a clause. In order for -에 따라 to be used with a clause, however, you need to conjugate the verb into the -는지 form.
	Also, while -에 따라 has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item/circumstance”, -에 마다 can also have the meaning that something constantly changes, even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance.		Also, while -에 따라 has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item/circumstance”, -에 마다 can also have the meaning that something constantly changes, even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance.
	For example, 해마다 달라요 can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”.		For example, 해마다 달라요 can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”.
	Verb stem + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다		Verb stem + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다
	~~Examples~~		Exemplos
	1. 언제 가는지에 따라 달라요.		1. 언제 가는지에 따라 달라요.
	= It depends on when you go there.		= It depends on when you go there.

Juccie at 17:05, 25 April 2016

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	O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.		O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.
	So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”		So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”
	Mas quando você quer dizer "depende da situação", "isso depende da pessoa", ou "~~it depends on how soon you finish this~~", você precisa usar a ~~estruruta~~ -에 따라 다르다 ou -마다 다르다.		Mas quando você quer dizer "depende da situação", "isso depende da pessoa", ou "depende do quão breve você terminar isso", você precisa usar a estrutura -에 따라 다르다 ou -마다 다르다.
	-에 따라 다르다		-에 따라 다르다
	-에 따라 ~~means “according to”~~, ~~“in compliance with”~~, ~~or “in accordance with”~~. 다르다 ~~means “to be different”~~. ~~Literally~~, ~~this structure means “it changes~~/~~becomes different in accordance with” something~~.		-에 따라 significa "de acordo com", "em complacência com", ou "em concordância com". 다르다 significa "ser diferente". Literalmente, esta estrutura significa "muda/passa a ser diferente de acordo com" algo.
	Exemplos		Exemplos
	1. 때에 따라 달라요.		1. 때에 따라 달라요.
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	= It depends on when it is.		= It depends on when it is.
	2. 상황에 따라 달라요.		2. 상황에 따라 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on the situation~~.		= Depende da situação.
	3. 사람에 따라 달라요.		3. 사람에 따라 달라요.
	= ~~It depends on the person~~.		= Depende da pessoa.
	~~You can also say~~ -에 따라”서” 다르다 ~~and it means the same~~.		Você também pode dizer -에 따라”서” 다르다 que significa o mesmo.
	Ex)		Ex)
	때에 따라 달라요.		때에 따라 달라요.
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	= 상황에 따라서 달라요.		= 상황에 따라서 달라요.
	-마다 다르다		-마다 다르다
	-마다 ~~means “every”~~. So 아침마다 is “every morning” and 밤마다 is “every night”, and when you use -마다 with 다르다, it means “it is different for every …”.		-마다 significa "cada". So 아침마다 is “every morning” and 밤마다 is “every night”, and when you use -마다 with 다르다, it means “it is different for every …”.
	Examples		Examples
	1. 사람마다 달라요.		1. 사람마다 달라요.

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	O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.		O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.
	So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”		So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”
	~~But when you want to say~~, ~~“it depends on the situation”~~, ~~“it depends on the person”, or “it~~ depends on how soon you finish ~~this”~~, ~~you need to use the structure~~ -에 따라 다르다 or -마다 다르다.		Mas quando você quer dizer "depende da situação", "isso depende da pessoa", ou "it depends on how soon you finish this", você precisa usar a estruruta -에 따라 다르다 ou -마다 다르다.
	-에 따라 다르다		-에 따라 다르다
	-에 따라 means “according to”, “in compliance with”, or “in accordance with”. 다르다 means “to be different”. Literally, this structure means “it changes/becomes different in accordance with” something.		-에 따라 means “according to”, “in compliance with”, or “in accordance with”. 다르다 means “to be different”. Literally, this structure means “it changes/becomes different in accordance with” something.

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	~~In this lesson~~, ~~let us look at how to say “It depends on …” or just “It depends” in Korean~~.		Nesta lição, veremos como dizer "Isso depende de..." ou apenas "Isso depende" em coreano.
	~~The verb “to depend” is literally translated to~~ 의지하다 or 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.		O verbo "depender" é literalmente traduzido para 의지하다 ou 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.
	So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”		So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”
	But when you want to say, “it depends on the situation”, “it depends on the person”, or “it depends on how soon you finish this”, you need to use the structure -에 따라 다르다 or -마다 다르다.		But when you want to say, “it depends on the situation”, “it depends on the person”, or “it depends on how soon you finish this”, you need to use the structure -에 따라 다르다 or -마다 다르다.
	-에 따라 다르다		-에 따라 다르다
	-에 따라 means “according to”, “in compliance with”, or “in accordance with”. 다르다 means “to be different”. Literally, this structure means “it changes/becomes different in accordance with” something.		-에 따라 means “according to”, “in compliance with”, or “in accordance with”. 다르다 means “to be different”. Literally, this structure means “it changes/becomes different in accordance with” something.
	~~Examples~~		Exemplos
	1. 때에 따라 달라요.		1. 때에 따라 달라요.
	= It depends on the time.		= It depends on the time.

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In this lesson, let us look at how to say “It depends on …” or just “It depends” in Korean.
The verb “to depend” is literally translated to 의지하다 or 의존하다, but this is only when you are talking about actually being “dependent” on someone about a certain matter.
So, for example, if you want to say something like, “Don’t depend on your parents”, you can use the verb 의지하다 or 의존하다 and say “부모님한테 의지하지 마세요.”
But when you want to say, “it depends on the situation”, “it depends on the person”, or “it depends on how soon you finish this”, you need to use the structure -에 따라 다르다 or -마다 다르다.
-에 따라 다르다
-에 따라 means “according to”, “in compliance with”, or “in accordance with”. 다르다 means “to be different”. Literally, this structure means “it changes/becomes different in accordance with” something.
Examples
1. 때에 따라 달라요.
= It depends on the time.
= It depends on when it is.
2. 상황에 따라 달라요.
= It depends on the situation.
3. 사람에 따라 달라요.
= It depends on the person.
You can also say -에 따라”서” 다르다 and it means the same.
Ex)
때에 따라 달라요.
= 때에 따라서 달라요.
상황에 따라 달라요.
= 상황에 따라서 달라요.
-마다 다르다
-마다 means “every”. So 아침마다 is “every morning” and 밤마다 is “every night”, and when you use -마다 with 다르다, it means “it is different for every …”.
Examples
1. 사람마다 달라요.
= For every person, it’s different.
= It depends on the person.
2. 나라마다 달라요.
= It depends on the country.
3. 해마다 달라요.
= It depends on the year.
= It’s different every year.
Difference between -에 따라 and -마다
These two are usually interchangeable, but -마다 can only be used with nouns, whereas -에 따라 can also be used with a clause. In order for -에 따라 to be used with a clause, however, you need to conjugate the verb into the -는지 form.
Also, while -에 따라 has a stronger meaning of “it depends on the certain item/circumstance”, -에 마다 can also have the meaning that something constantly changes, even not really “in accordance with” the item or circumstance.
For example, 해마다 달라요 can mean “it depends on that year” or “it changes every year”.
Verb stem + -는지에 따라(서) 다르다
Examples
1. 언제 가는지에 따라 달라요.
= It depends on when you go there.
2. 어디서 사는지에 따라 달라요.
= It depends on where you buy it.
3. 누구한테 이야기하는지에 따라서 달라요.
= It depends on whom you talk to.
-는지에 따라 = -느냐에 따라
Sometimes you will also hear people saying -느냐에 따라 instead of -는지에 따라. They are interchangeable, but -느냐에 따라 is slightly more commonly used in spoken Korean.
달라요 vs 달라져요
You will also often hear people saying “달라져요” instead of “달라요”. This is when they want to put stress on the nuance that it “becomes” different, but usually just saying “달라요” is clear enough.