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Processing keyword: ~했을 때 [haesseul ttae] (When someone did)
The grammar structure "~했을 때" is used in Korean to refer to a time when an action was completed in the past. It effectively captures the idea of 'when something happened' or 'at the time when something was done.'
The structure of this grammar point is as follows:
[Verb in Past Tense (했)] + [을 때 (eul ttae)]
Formation Diagram:
[Action Verb] + 했(haess) + 을 때(eul ttae)
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Past Tense
In Korea, past experiences and the context of actions are often discussed, reflecting value on learning from past events. Using appropriate tense and structure is essential to convey the correct time frame and respect toward the listener.
The ending "-었을 때" (eoss-eul ttae) can be adjusted for levels of politeness depending on the context and audience.
How do you say "When I ate" using this grammar point?
What is the difference between ~했을 때 and ~할 때?
Provide an example sentence using ~했을 때.
Meaning: The phrase is used to indicate a past event or situation that occurred at a specific point in time. It typically relates to actions that have been completed before another action or event.
Structure:
[Verb in past tense] + 했을 때
→ Example: 가다 (to go) → 갔을 때 (when (someone) went)
~했을 때 vs. ~할 때
Example:
The use of specific verb forms in Korean reflects the nuances of politeness and formality in speech. It is important to match the level of formality with the context and the audience you address.
Feel free to use this guide to understand and practice the grammar point "~했을 때"!
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