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Processing keyword: ~게 되다 [ge dweda] (End up doing)
[Verb Stem] + 게 되다
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"End up doing" or "Become"
Verb Stem | ~게 되다 | Meaning |
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하다 | 하게 되다 | “to end up doing” |
가다 | 가게 되다 | “to end up going” |
먹다 | 먹게 되다 | “to end up eating” |
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In Korean culture, the use of politeness levels is essential, especially when discussing outcomes that involve others. The choice of words and whether to use formal or informal structures can depend on the relationship between speakers.
By understanding and practicing ~게 되다, students will enhance their ability to express changes and outcomes in Korean conversations effectively!
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