난 그거 감당 못해 I can't afford it

 

난 그거 감당 못해 (Nan geugeo gamdang mothae)

When you want to say that something is beyond your financial or emotional capacity, you can use the phrase "난 그거 감당 못해" (Nan geugeo gamdang mothae), which translates to "I can't afford it." This can refer to financial inability or being unable to handle a situation.

Pronunciation:

• 난 (Nan) – "I"
• 그거 (Geugeo) – "That" or "It"
• 감당 못해 (Gamdang mothae) – "Can't afford" or "Can't handle"

More Expressions:

Here are other ways to express financial limitations or inability in Korean:

1. 너무 비싸 (Neomu bissa) – It's too expensive.
2. 돈이 없어 (Doni eopseo) – I don’t have money.
3. 그건 내 능력 밖이야 (Geugeon nae neungnyeok bakk-iya) – That’s beyond my capability.
4. 지금은 무리야 (Jigeumeun mur-iya) – It’s too much for me right now.
5. 이건 내 수준이 아니야 (Igeon nae sujun-i aniya) – This is out of my league.

These phrases will help you communicate financial or personal limitations in Korean, whether you're talking about money or handling a difficult situation.