Korean Word: 나다
Romanization: na da
English Meaning: 1. to get 2. to come out, to grow 3. to occur, to cross one's mind 4. to be done with
Word Forms: 나 (na), 난 (nan), 날 (nal), 납 (nap), 났 (nat)
Example Sentences:
세상에, 저기 사고가 난 것 같은데요.
se sang e, juh gi sa go ga nan gut gat eun de yo.
Oh my god, I think an accident happened there.
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그는 브레이크가 고장난 걸 알고는 겁에 질렸습니다.
geu neun beu re i keu ga go jang nan gul al go neun gup e jil ryut seup ni da.
He panicked realising that the brakes weren't working.
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차를 어디에 주차했는지 기억이 안나요.
cha reul uh di e joo cha het neun ji gi uk i an na yo.
I can't remember where I parked the car.
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집에 불이 났습니다.
jip e bool i nat seup ni da.
The house is on fire.
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세탁기가 고장났습니다.
se tak gi ga go jang nat seup ni da.
The washing machine is broken.
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밖에서 나는 이 소리가 뭐예요?
bak e suh na neun i so ri ga mwu ye yo?
What is that noise outside?
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밖에서 나는 소리에 일어났습니다.
ba ke suh na neun so ri e il uh nat seup ni da.
The noise outside woke me up.
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Romanization: na da
English Meaning: 1. to get 2. to come out, to grow 3. to occur, to cross one's mind 4. to be done with
Word Forms: 나 (na), 난 (nan), 날 (nal), 납 (nap), 났 (nat)
Example Sentences:
세상에, 저기 사고가 난 것 같은데요.
se sang e, juh gi sa go ga nan gut gat eun de yo.
Oh my god, I think an accident happened there.
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그는 브레이크가 고장난 걸 알고는 겁에 질렸습니다.
geu neun beu re i keu ga go jang nan gul al go neun gup e jil ryut seup ni da.
He panicked realising that the brakes weren't working.
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차를 어디에 주차했는지 기억이 안나요.
cha reul uh di e joo cha het neun ji gi uk i an na yo.
I can't remember where I parked the car.
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집에 불이 났습니다.
jip e bool i nat seup ni da.
The house is on fire.
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세탁기가 고장났습니다.
se tak gi ga go jang nat seup ni da.
The washing machine is broken.
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밖에서 나는 이 소리가 뭐예요?
bak e suh na neun i so ri ga mwu ye yo?
What is that noise outside?
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밖에서 나는 소리에 일어났습니다.
ba ke suh na neun so ri e il uh nat seup ni da.
The noise outside woke me up.
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