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Processing keyword: ~이 되다 [i doeda] (Become)
The grammar point ~이 되다 is a commonly used structure in Korean that means "to become" or "to turn into." It expresses a change in state or transformation from one condition to another.
The structure ~이 되다 is formed as follows:
Here's a simple diagram for understanding the structure:
[Subject] + (이/가) + 되다
Noun | Subject Marker | Complete Sentence | Translation |
---|---|---|---|
선생님 | 이 | 선생님이 되다 | To become a teacher |
의사 | 가 | 의사가 되다 | To become a doctor |
친구 | 가 | 친구가 되다 | To become a friend |
어른 | 이 | 어른이 되다 | To become an adult |
~다: This simply states a fact or an action.
~이 아니다: This negates the noun.
The concept of becoming holds significant meaning in Korean culture, reflecting aspirations and personal growth.
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