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18 Nov 2020
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우리가 먹었던 피자가 별러였어.
Can you please explain why 던 is placed to 먹었던.
우리가 먹었던 피자가 별러였어.
Can you please explain why 던 is placed to 먹었던.
Can you please explain why 던 is placed to 먹었던.
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~던 makes a sentence past tense.
ex)
우리가 했던 게임은 재미가 없었어.
The game we played wasn't fun.
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Or you can use another sentence with same meaning -> 우리가 먹은 피자는 별로였어
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