려니까

ryeonikka

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Also spelled ryeonika, ryonikka

Now that I'm actually doing it

It sets up the trouble that shows up once you actually attempt something, and the second half of the sentence is almost always that trouble: trying to explain it in English and getting stuck, keeping it short and having it come out abrupt, doing the whole show alone and being run off your feet. The point is the gap between planning to do something and facing it. Compare 려면, which sets up what is required rather than what goes wrong.

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