-는 김에
An expression used to indicate that one is doing a certain act, after the act mentioned in the preceding statement or while doing a similar behavior at the same time.
Meaning
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An expression used to indicate that one is doing a certain act, after the act mentioned in the preceding statement or while doing a similar behavior at the same time.
앞의 말이 나타내는 행동에 이어서 또는 그 행동을 계기로 그것과 관련된 다른 행동도 함께 함을 나타내는 표현.
Example sentences
Your browser has no Korean voice installed, so audio can't be played.
While I'm studying Korean, I'd like to study Korean culture too.
Minjun, while you're sweeping the yard, clear the snow piled up in front of the gate too.
While I'm going to the East Sea, I should buy some squid too.
I have to get six thousand won for three pears.
Since you're giving me a discount anyway, make it just a thousand won cheaper.
Now that I've started exercising, I should also control my diet and take proper care of my health.
I heard that since the subject came up, you poured out your honest feelings?