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why did korean verbs end with 음 in some sentences
why did korean verbs end with 음 in some sentences
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'-음' is used to make a verb into a noun.
했다 -> 했음
봤다 -> 봤음
먹었다 -> 먹었음
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can you make the translation for your exemples pleasee ??
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