No. 14,340 in Korean
못한다고
"Can't do" or "unable to do."
In a sentence
저는 수영을 잘 못한다고 했어요.
I said that I can't swim well.
In this sentence, '못한다고' indicates the act of expressing ('said') an inability to swim well.
그는 요리할 때 반찬을 잘 못한다고 인정했어요.
He admitted that he can't make side dishes well when cooking.
Here, '못한다고' represents an acknowledgment of a limitation or lack of skill in cooking.
사장은 그 프로젝트는 우리가 잘 못한다고 생각했어요.
The boss thought that we are not good at that project.
In this context, '못한다고' is used to reflect someone's perspective or belief regarding another's performance or ability.
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