"This bread tastes good but that bread tastes bad."

Translation: 이 빵은 맛있지만 저 빵은 맛없어요.

[BegumErkan1]

Why isn't it "이 빵은 맛있지만 그런데 저 빵은 맛없어요"?

[bnjzchkw]

How come we don't use 하지만?

[nleconte]

That would be at the beginning of the sentence. Btw, 근대 would be more common in spoken language... I only discovered that recently when my friend told me to stop starting my "but" sentences with 하지만.

Notice that your 하지만 is very similar to the -지만 clause to be used after a verb stem to indicate "but" in the middle of a sentence.

[chiapras]

How do you change 하지만 in 맛있지만 using 근대? Is it 맛있근대 because it sounds weird to me

[Straw_Neige]

Would it be more natural to start a sentence with 그렇지만 instead of 하지만?

[aileeNfanboy]

If '맛있다' is a descriptive verb then why in this sentence the answer provided was '맛있는데' and not '맛있은데' ?

[dipagssi]

Same doubt.

[ImTiredRightNow]

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