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Day 14 나가다 (Revision)

This document provides information about the Korean verb "나가다" which means "to go out, to leave". It gives the dictionary form and particles that can be used with the verb. It then provides examples of how 나가다 can be used in different grammatical structures: (1) as a predicate with a closing ending, (2) in the middle of a sentence with a connective ending, and (3) combined with a transformative ending to form other parts of speech like adjectives and adverbs. The document concludes with a blank exercise to practice using 나가다 in different contexts.

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Day 14 나가다 (Revision)

This document provides information about the Korean verb "나가다" which means "to go out, to leave". It gives the dictionary form and particles that can be used with the verb. It then provides examples of how 나가다 can be used in different grammatical structures: (1) as a predicate with a closing ending, (2) in the middle of a sentence with a connective ending, and (3) combined with a transformative ending to form other parts of speech like adjectives and adverbs. The document concludes with a blank exercise to practice using 나가다 in different contexts.

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Day_14

나가다
go out, get out, leave

Dictionary form: 나가다 [나가다] | Antonym: 들어가다 enter


Synonyms: 가다 | Particle used together: ...에, ...으로, ...을, ...에서

Preview
1 나가십니다. be leaving 11 나가서 go out and

2 나가셨어요? have been taking 12 나가자 when went

3 나갔어요. is dead 13 나가다가 while leaving

4 나가요. let’s go 14 나갔으면 if went

5 나갈게요. will go out 15 나가고 to go and

6 나갈까요? should leave? 16 나간 have gone (adjective)

7 나갈래. want to go 17 나가는 to go (adjective)

8 안 나가. be not leaving 18 나갈 to go (adjective)

9 못 나간다. can’t go out 19 나갈 때 when going out (adverb)

10 나갈 것이다. will go 20 나갔음 has gone out (noun)

Example
Part 1. Used as a predicate in conjunction with a Closing Ending.

● 밖에 나갈래.
I want to go outside.
● 마당으로 나가요.
Let’s go to the yard.
● 저 먼저 나갈게요.
I'll go out first.
● 배터리가 나갔어요.
My battery is dead.
● 그 사람이 집에서 안 나가.
He doesn’t leave the house.
● 아우디 A8, 회장님 나가십니다! (차 블로거)
Audi A8, Chairman is leaving! (Car Blogger)
● 차 막힐 것 같은데 일찍 나갈까요?
I think there's going to be a traffic jam. Should we leave early?
● 격리 기간이라서 2주간 밖에 못 나간다.
We're in quarantine so I can't go out for two weeks.
● 신생아 몇 개월 때부터 밖에 데리고 나가셨어요?
Since what month have you been taking your newborn baby outside?
● 학생들은 앞으로도 계속 공부하고 또 학교에 나갈 것이다.
Students will keep on studying and going to school.

Part 2. Used in the middle of a sentence in conjunction with a Connective Ending.

● 광고가 나가자 문의가 늘었다.


The number of inquiries increased when the advertisement went out.
● 9번 출구로 나가서 왼쪽으로 도세요.
Go out to Exit 9 and turn left.
● 주차장에서 나가다가 접촉사고가 났어요.
I had a fender bender while leaving the parking lot.
● 이런 날씨에 밖에 나갔으면 고생만 했을 거야.
If I went outside in this weather, I would have suffered.
● 제가 권투를 배우는데 대회에 나가고 싶어요.
I'm learning boxing and I want to go to the competition.

Part 3. Combined with the Transformative Ending, it turns into other parts of speech.

나간, 나가는, 나갈 - adjectives

● 집 나간 꿀벌을 찾습니다.
Looking for bees that have gone home.
● 나가는 게 좋은데, 그죠?
It’s better to go out, right?
● 결승에 나갈 두 팀이 결정됐다.
The two teams to go to the finals have been decided.

나갈 때 - adverb

● 나갈 때 우산 챙기세요.
Bring an umbrella when you go out.

나갔음- nouns

● 벌써 기사 나갔음
The article has already gone out.
Complete blank
Look at the sentence below and fill in the blanks with the correct words.

● 밖에 ( ).
I want to go outside.
● 저 먼저 ( ).
I'll go out first.
● 차 막힐 것 같은데 일찍 ( )?
I think there's going to be a traffic jam. Should we leave early?
● 학생들은 앞으로도 계속 공부하고 또 학교에 ( ).
Students will keep on studying and going to school
● 9번 출구로 ( ) 왼쪽으로 도세요.
Go out to Exit 9 and turn left.
● 이런 날씨에 밖에 ( ) 고생만 했을 거야.
If I went outside in this weather, I would have suffered.
● ( ) 게 좋은데, 그죠?
It’s better to go out, right?
● ( ) 우산 챙기세요.
Bring an umbrella when you go out.

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