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What is the meaning of bogo shipeunde?

"Bogo shipeunde" is a Korean phrase that directly translates to "I want to see you." It's a very common expression used to express a desire to see someone.

Here's a breakdown of the words:

* 보고 (bogo): This is the present tense of the verb "to see" (보다, boda).

* 싶은데 (shipeunde): This is a grammatical structure that expresses desire or a wish. It literally means "wanting" or "feeling like" but conveys the speaker's longing or desire to do something.

Here are some examples of how "bogo shipeunde" might be used in a sentence:

* 오늘 너 보고 싶은데. (Oneul neo bogo shipeunde.) - "I want to see you today."

* 너무 보고 싶어서 미칠 것 같아. (Neomu bogo sipeo seo michil geot gata.) - "I miss you so much, I'm going crazy."

* 빨리 보고 싶은데. (Ppalli bogo shipeunde.) - "I want to see you soon."

Note: It's a very direct and affectionate phrase, so it's typically used between close friends, family members, or romantic partners.

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