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Processing keyword: ~했었는데 [haesseotneunde] (Had done but)
The grammar point ~했었는데 is used to express a past action or state that occurred before another action or state in the past, often implying a contrast or unexpected result. It can be translated as "had done but" or "I had done [something], but..." in English.
Component | Example |
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Verb Stem + 했었 | 가다 → 갔었 → 갔었는데 (to go → had gone) |
Add Contrast | (but/and) |
In Korean culture, expressing past circumstances that led to current situations is common. The use of ~했었는데 can convey feelings of regret, surprise, or emphasis on the contrast between past and present.
When using this grammar point, attention should be paid to the level of politeness in speech, as the ending can change according to the context (e.g., 하였던, 했었어, etc.).
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