사이가

사이가

The Korean word "사이가" means "relationship" or "gap/interval" depending on context.

Here, '사이가' means 'relationship' or 'relation,' often with descriptive adjectives to indicate the state of the relationship.

나는 그녀와 사이가 좋아요.

I have a good relationship with her.

In this example, '사이가 나쁘다' indicates a strained relationship, showing how state adjectives modify '사이가.'

우리는 서로 사이가 나빠서 말이 안 통해요.

We have a bad relationship, so we don’t communicate well.

Here, '사이가' indicates 'space or distance between,' showing a different spatial usage compared to relational usage.

그 집은 두 건물 사이에 있어요.

That house is between two buildings.