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Decoded Slug: ~는 법이다 [neun beopida] (Usually, always)
Korean Grammar Point
~는 법이다 [neun beopida] (Usually, always)
~는 법이다 [neun beopida] (Usually, always)
Short explanation:
This expression is used to describe a general rule or habit that always tends to happen.
Formation:
Verb (in dictionary form) + 는 + 법이다
Examples:
우리 가족은 매일 밤 같이 저녁을 먹는 법이다.
Uri gajogeun maeil bam gachi jeonyeogeul meogneun beopida.
It's our family's rule to eat dinner together every night.
그는 항상 일찍 일어나서 책을 읽는 법이다.
Geuneun hangsang iljjik ileonaseo chaegeul ilgneun beopida.
He always gets up early to read books.
커피를 마신 후에는 항상 입을 헹구는 법이다.
Keopireul masin hue-neun hangsang ibeul heungguneun beopida.
It's always the case that I rinse my mouth after drinking coffee.
나는 항상 집에서 공부하면서 음악을 듣는 법이다.
Naneun hangsang jibeseo gongbuhwamyeonseo eumageul deudneun beopida.
It is always my habit to listen to music while studying at home.
Long explanation:
The phrase '~는 법이다' [neun beopida] is a Korean grammar structure used to express that something usually or always happens in a certain way as if it is a rule or law. This pattern is commonly used to state general truths or habitual actions that are almost always the case. This phrase indicates a strong tendency or pattern of occurrence and is used to describe rules, habits, or principles that are relatively unchanging.