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I'm

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈaɪm/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(īm)

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Definition

주요 번역
영어	한국어
I'm contraction	colloquial, abbreviation (I am) (축약)	나는 ~다 동
I'm the best waiter in this restaurant.

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복합형태:
영어	한국어
as far as I am concerned, as far as I'm concerned adv	(in my opinion) (의견)	개인적으로, 내 생각에 부
참고: The contraction would normally be used in speech and informal writing. "I am..." is more formal.
As far as I'm concerned, that was the best film of the year.
개인적으로 (or: 내 생각에) 그 영화는 그해 최고의 영화였다.
as far as I am concerned, as far as I'm concerned adv	(as for me, as regards me)	나라면 부
참고: The contraction would normally be used in speech and informal writing. "I am..." is more formal.
As far as I'm concerned, I never want to eat another fried alligator steak.
나라면 프라이드 악어 스테이크를 다시는 먹진 않겠다.
I'm fine interj	(I am well)	나는 잘 지내, 잘 있어, 괜찮아
I'm fine! But, how are you? "How are you?" - "I'm fine, thanks!"
I'm fine interj	informal (I don't need anything)	더 필요한 것은 없어요
I'm fine, thanks! I've got everything I need.
I am from, I'm from expr	(my place of origin is)	나는 ~ 출신입니다
참고: "I'm from" is usually used in speech and informal writing. "I am from" is more formal.
I'm from Poland, though I've lived in London for more than ten years now.
I am going, I'm going interj	(I am about to leave)	나는 곧 출발합니다, 떠납니다
참고: "I'm going" is usually used in speech and informal writing. "I am going" may be used for emphasis to express determination.
I know I'm late for lunch. I am going now!
I'm good interj	informal (I am satisfied) (정중한 거절의 의미로)	괜찮아요, 괜찮습니다
Do you need anything? - No, I'm good.
I am happy, I'm happy interj	(I feel content or satisfied)	행복해요, 기분이 좋아요
참고: "I'm happy" would usually be used in speech and informal writing. "I am happy" is more formal or used for emphasis.
I'm happy to spend the holidays with my family this year.
I am sorry, I'm sorry interj	(apology)	죄송해요, 죄송합니다
(비격식)	미안해요, 미안합니다
I am sorry, I made a mistake.
I am sorry, I'm sorry interj	(sympathy)	정말 안됐네요, 정말 딱하네요
I am sorry to hear about your mother's accident.
I'm afraid, I'm afraid that expr	(regretfully)	유감스럽지만, 죄송하지만
I'm afraid I didn't do a very good job yesterday.
I'm afraid I must go now.
I'm good interj	slang (I am well) (속)	괜찮아
"How are you?" "I'm good, thanks."
I'm good interj	slang (I have, have had enough) (속)	충분해
"Would you like another slice of pizza?" "No thanks, I'm good."
I'm sorry interj	informal (I apologize) (비격식)	미안하다
I'm sorry for breaking your favorite lamp!
I'm sorry interj	informal (I offer my sympathy) (비격식)	유감이다
I am sorry for your loss.