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Processing keyword: ~해 보다 [hae boda] (Try to do)
In Korean, the phrase ~해 보다 is used to express the idea of trying to do something. It invites the listener to attempt an action or experiment with it. This structure is commonly used in everyday conversation.
[Verb Stem] + 해 보다
Verb Stem | Meaning | With 해 보다 | Meaning |
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가다 | To go | 가 봐 | Try to go |
먹다 | To eat | 먹어 봐 | Try to eat |
배우다 | To learn | 배워 봐 | Try to learn |
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Using ~해 보다 reflects a trial-and-error approach that is common in Korean culture. It encourages experimentation and learning through attempts, which is valued in educational and social contexts.
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