Example Sentences#

1. 그래서 나는 미친 거야.”¹
   Therefore I’m mad.”
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
2. 큰 사건도 없는데, 사람들 이야기가 너무 진짜 같고, 그래서 더 감동적이었어.²
   Even though there’s no big event, the people’s stories seem so real, so it was more touching.
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
3. 그래서 넌 분명히 세 개씩 먹었을 거야.”³
   So you surely must have eaten three at a time.”
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
4. 그래서 사람들은 친구가 없어.⁴
   So people have no friends.
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
5. 그래서 먹을 것을 찾으려고 마을로 내려왔습니다.⁵
   So, he came down to the village to look for something to eat.
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
6. 그래서 더 현실적으로 느껴졌어.²
   So it felt more realistic.
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. The expression is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.
7. 둘이 너무 다른데, 그래서 더 재밌었던 것 같아.²
   The two of them are so different, and I think that’s why it was more fun.
   • 그래서 is a conjunction meaning ‘so’ or ‘therefore’, used to indicate a logical conclusion or result based on the preceding statement. It is derived from 그렇다, meaning ‘to be like that’, combined with -어서, a connective ending that indicates cause and effect.