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Korean is a language in which various modal expressions are used to indicate the possibility of realization of a proposition, and Spanish is a language in which one type of mood is used to express the same concept. Korean modal expressions and Spanish mood correspond to each other in that they represent the attitude or judgment of the speaker. It is confirmed not only theoretically, but also by a contrast analysis using discourse text. The contrast between Korean modal expressions and Spanish mood reveals characteristics of Korean modality, and it suggests that Spanish-speaking learners can use the difference as a reference when learning Korean modal expressions(107 words).