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Processing keyword: ~던 [deon] (That used to)
Verb Stem + 던
Examples of Verb Stems:
~이었/였던: Used to indicate a state of being that has changed, focusing more on being rather than actions.
~고 있었다: Describes an ongoing action in the past without implication of it being no longer true.
This grammar point often evokes nostalgia, a significant aspect of Korean culture. Reflecting on the past is common in conversations, especially when reminiscing about childhood, relationships, or significant events.
The use of ~던 can change based on the level of formality. In casual conversations, it can appear more relaxed, while in formal contexts, it may include additional levels of speech, such as honorifics.
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