🌟 -는다고

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1. -NEUNDAGO: An expression used to pass along what the speaker heard from another person, or to present the subject's thoughts, opinions, etc.

🗣️ Usage Example:

이 점퍼는 바람을 막는다고 해요.
This jumper blocks the wind.
제 친구는 매일 아침 신문을 읽는다고 합니다.
My friend says she reads the newspaper every morning.
한국 사람들은 설날에 떡국을 먹는다고 합니다.
Koreans eat rice cake soup on new year's day.
♔ 저기 무슨 공사를 하는 거예요?
What's the construction going on over there?
♕ 서민을 위한 아파트를 짓는다고 해요.
They're building apartments for the common people.

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-는다고: -neundago,と,,,,,nghe nói, được biết,กล่าวว่า..., กล่าวกันว่า..., ว่ากันว่า..., พูดว่า...,katanya,,(无对应词汇),

📚 Annotation: ‘ㄹ’을 제외한 받침 있는 동사 뒤에 붙여 쓴다.

🌷 ㄴㄷㄱ: Initial sound -는다고

ㄴㄷㄱ ( 노동권 ) : 일할 능력이 있는 사람이 국가에 대하여 일할 기회를 요구할 수 있는 권리. Noun
🌏 RIGHT TO WORK: A right of a person having an ability to work to expect an opportunity to work from the nation.
ㄴㄷㄱ ( 날달걀 ) : 익히지 않은 달걀. Noun
🌏 RAW EGG: An uncooked egg.
ㄴㄷㄱ ( 누더기 ) : 해지고 찢어진 곳을 여러 헝겊으로 어지럽게 기워 놓은 더러운 옷이나 천. Noun
🌏 RAGS; TATTERS: Dirty cloth or clothes, whose worn or torn part is covered with another cloth and sewn messily.
ㄴㄷㄱ ( 낙동강 ) : 강원도의 태백산에서 시작하여 경상북도와 경상남도를 지나 남해로 흘러드는 강. 한반도에서 세 번째로 긴 강으로 강 하류에는 기름진 평야가 발달하였다. Noun
🌏 NAKDONGGANG RIVER: The river originating in Taebaeksan Mountain, of Gangwon-do, or Gangwon Province, running through Gyeongsangbuk-do, or North Gyeongsang Province, and Gyeongsangnam-do, or South Gyeongsang Province, before emptying into the southern sea; the third longest river in South Korea, its lower reaches bordering productive crop fields.
ㄴㄷㄱ ( 냉동고 ) : 음식 등을 낮은 온도에서 얼려 상하지 않도록 보관하는 곳. Noun
🌏 DEEP-FREEZER; FREEZER: A space where food is frozen and stored at a low temperature, to prevent it from going bad.

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