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[crabstix]

I want to write. "It's clean now" (as in I have cleaned my room and it's clean now). I want to write it with emphasis like people write on their facebook wall.

is 깨끗하게 청소했다 correct?

Thanks

[wormholes101]

Just "깨끗해요" is fine.

[hamsteRRiFic]

I was really hoping this thread was going to be about STDs.

[WadRUG'naDoo]

You don't have to. That's what she said.

[RMNC]

I'm curious as to why talking about something being clean would be all the rage on the people you talk to's facebook walls. I didn't know saying "깨끗해요" on a facebook wall was all the rage.

[eunjeong]

Actually, if you are comparing a situation from before where a change has occured, you can simply add 이제. it literally means now but can only be used when you are comparing something from before. like in english when we say NOW it is clean, with an emphasis on the now.

이제 깨끗해요.