Pattern: -(으)ㄹ 때도요
-(으)ㄹ 때도요 (-(eu)ㄹttae-do-yo, (eu)ㄹttaedoyo)
-(으)ㄹ 때도요 emphasizes timing and agrees or adds info in conversations.
When and how native speakers actually use it.
Expresses the time when something happens and agrees or adds to the previous statement.
When to use
agreeing, sharing similar experience, adding information
The nuance
Attach -(으)ㄹ 때 to verb/adjective stems to mean 'when (someone) does something.' Adding 도요 creates ‘~할 때도요,’ which agrees with or adds to the previous statement about timing. Example: “저도 갈 때도요.” means 'I also when I go.'
A: 저는 운동할 때 음악을 들어요. B: 저도 운동할 때도요.
a: jeo-neun un-dong-hal ttae eum-ak-eul deul-eo-yo. b: jeo-do un-dong-hal ttae-do-yo., a: jeo neun un dong hal ttae eum ak eul deul eo yo. b: jeo do un dong hal ttae do yo.
It naturally agrees with the other person about the same timing.
A: 비가 올 때 우산을 써요. B: 저도 비가 올 때도요.
a: bi-ga ol ttae u-san-eul sseo-yo. b: jeo-do bi-ga ol ttae-do-yo., a: bi ga ol ttae u san eul sseo yo. b: jeo do bi ga ol ttae do yo.
It emphasizes agreement on the same action and timing.
A: 저는 아플 때 약을 먹어요. B: 저도 아플 때도요.
a: jeo-neun a-peul ttae yak-eul meok-eo-yo. b: jeo-do a-peul ttae-do-yo., a: jeo neun a peul ttae yak eul meok eo yo. b: jeo do a peul ttae do yo.
Naturally expresses agreement and similar timing.
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