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What is the difference in usage between the endings 다고 and 대?
Catomic's answer showed many good examples of using -다고 inside a sentence, so I'll just talk about using it at the end of the sentence.
If you end a sentence with -다고 (or -라고/-자고/-냐고), I think it almo …
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Does the suffix 다 identify verbs and adjectives?
First, the choice of -다 as "base dictionary form" is, in a sense, an arbitrary convention.
Unlike English, Korean verbs always require a suffix. You will never see someone just saying "많", "없", or "아 …
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