Decoded Slug: 다 [da] (All, entirely)

Korean Grammar Point
다 [da] (All, entirely)

다 [da] (All, entirely)

Short explanation:

Used to express the entirety or completeness of an action or state.

Formation:

Verb/Adjective + 다

Examples:

저는 한국어를 공부하는 책을 다 읽었어요, 그래서 이제 뭐 읽을지 모르겠어요.
Jeoneun hangugeoreul gongbuhaneun chaekeul da ilgeosseoyo, geuraeseo ije mwo ilgeulji moreugesseoyo.
I read all the books on studying Korean, so now I don't know what to read.
우리 영화를 다 보고 나서야 집에 돌아갔어요.
Uri yeonghwareul da bogo nasoya jibe doragasseoyo.
We went home only after watching the entire movie.
그녀는 한국에 오면서 한국음식을 다 좋아한다고 말했어요.
Geunyeoneun hanguke omyeonseo hangugeumsigeul da joahandago malhaesseoyo.
She said that she likes all Korean food after coming to Korea.
이번 주 식료품을 다 사 왔어요, 그래서 주방에는 빈 칸이 하나도 없어요.
Ibeon ju sigryopumeul da sa wasseoyo, geuraeseo jubangeneun bin kani hanado eopseoyo.
I bought all the groceries this week, so there is not a single empty spot in the kitchen.

Long explanation:

'다 [da]' is a predicate-final suffix used in Korean to indicate the full completion or totality of a subject or object's action, state, or condition. It implies that something was done completely, all of something was used, or that a particular state applies to everyone or everything. This can be similar to 'all', 'every', or 'entirely' in English.
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