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English Sentence:

He has been working illegally in the UK for 2 years.

Korean Translation:

그는 영국에서 2년 동안 불법으로 일을 해오고 있습니다.

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그

geu

1. he, him, his (written) 2. the, that

Here: he, him, his (written)

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는

neun

1. (subject particle) 2. (particle to add emphasis) 3. (particle after a verb to modify a noun, present tense) 4. (verb ending for present tense)

Here: (subject particle)

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영국

yung gook

The United Kingdom, England

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에서

e suh

at, from (particle after place or time)

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이

i

1. (subject particle) 2. this 3. (particle after verb or adjective to make adverb) 4. tooth, teeth 5. two, 2 (hanja) 6. lice 7. person (particle after younger/same age person's name) 8. with 9. ear 10. different

Here: two, 2 (hanja)

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년

nyun

year

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동안

dong an

1. for (duration) 2. youthful, younger-looking face 3. while

Here: for (duration)

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불법

bool bup

illegality

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로

ro

1. with, in, as (particle after word to add meaning of 'method', 'way') 2. road, street 3. to, towards 4. because of 5. (particle that comes after time) 6. for 7. (particle to make adjectives to adverbs, 'ly')

Here: with, in, as (particle after word to add meaning of 'method', 'way')

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일

il

1. one, 1 (hanja) 2. work 3. matter, affair 4. Japanese 5. day, date 6. (particle in verb to add meaning of passivity) 7. sun

Here: work

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을

eul

1. (object particle) 2. (particle in verb to add meaning of 'perhaps') 3. (particle after a verb or an adjective to modify a noun, future tense)

Here: (object particle)

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하다

ha da

1. to do 2. to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) 3. to have to, must 4. (after verb to tell how another person feels) 5. to say, to speak (short version)

Here: to do

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오다

o da

1. to come, to arrive 2. to have done (present perfect)

Here: to have done (present perfect)

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고 있다

go it da

(ending form to make sentence present progressive)

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니다

ni da

(statement ending in formal tone)

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