📘 How to Use ~잖아요 – You Know, Right? in Korean Want to say “You know I told you,” “It’s cold today, right?” or “She’s smart, you know” in Korean? Then you should learn how to use ~잖아요 , one of the most commonly used expressions in spoken Korean to confirm, remind, or emphasize a known fact. It’s often used when both the speaker and listener already know the situation, and the speaker wants to remind or emphasize it gently. 📌 What Does ~잖아요 Mean? ~잖아요 comes from ~지 않아요 (isn’t it?), and is used to mean: ✔️ “You know that...” ✔️ “As you already know...” ✔️ “Obviously...” It is often used to remind someone of something they already know , or to express mild disagreement or correction in a soft tone. Structure: Verb/adj stem + 잖아요 ✅ Use ~잖아요 in polite situations. ❗ Use ~잖아 casually with friends. 📘 Example Sentences 지금 바쁘잖아요 – You know I’m busy right now ji-geum ba-ppeu-ja-na-yo 오늘 날씨 춥잖아요 – You know it’s cold today o-neul nal-ssi chup-ja-...