Korean Word: 다니다
Romanization: da ni da
English Meaning: 1. to attend (e.g. school, work) 2. (comes after a verb to add meaning of "around") 3. to get around
Word Forms: 다녀 (da nyuh), 다녔 (da nyut), 다니 (da ni), 다닙 (da nip)
Example Sentences:
그는 30년 이상 도망을 다녔다.
geu neun sam ship nyun i sang do mang eul da nyut da.
He was on the run for more than 30 years.
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밤에 길거리를 걸어 다녀도 안전한가요?
bam e gil guh ri reul gu ruh da nyuh do an jun han ga yo?
Is it safe to walk the streets at night?
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저희 두 아이들은 이미 학교에 다닙니다.
juh hi doo a i deul eun i mi hak gyo e da nip ni da.
Both of our children are already going to school.
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그녀는 지난 주에 수술을 했는데 벌써 목발로 잘 걸어 다니고 있어요.
geu nyuh neun ji nan joo e soo sool eul het neun de bul suh mok bal ro jal gu ruh da ni go it suh yo.
Her surgery was only last week, but already she's walking well with crutches.
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그녀는 15살까지 가톨릭 학교에 다녔어요.
geu nyuh neun yul da sut sal ka ji ga tol lik hak gyo e da nyut uh yo.
She attended a Catholic school until the age of 15.
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Romanization: da ni da
English Meaning: 1. to attend (e.g. school, work) 2. (comes after a verb to add meaning of "around") 3. to get around
Word Forms: 다녀 (da nyuh), 다녔 (da nyut), 다니 (da ni), 다닙 (da nip)
Example Sentences:
그는 30년 이상 도망을 다녔다.
geu neun sam ship nyun i sang do mang eul da nyut da.
He was on the run for more than 30 years.
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밤에 길거리를 걸어 다녀도 안전한가요?
bam e gil guh ri reul gu ruh da nyuh do an jun han ga yo?
Is it safe to walk the streets at night?
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저희 두 아이들은 이미 학교에 다닙니다.
juh hi doo a i deul eun i mi hak gyo e da nip ni da.
Both of our children are already going to school.
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그녀는 지난 주에 수술을 했는데 벌써 목발로 잘 걸어 다니고 있어요.
geu nyuh neun ji nan joo e soo sool eul het neun de bul suh mok bal ro jal gu ruh da ni go it suh yo.
Her surgery was only last week, but already she's walking well with crutches.
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그녀는 15살까지 가톨릭 학교에 다녔어요.
geu nyuh neun yul da sut sal ka ji ga tol lik hak gyo e da nyut uh yo.
She attended a Catholic school until the age of 15.
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