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Processing keyword: ~했을 때 [haesseul ttae] (When someone did)
In Korean, expressing the timing of actions is essential for conveying clear and precise meanings. The grammar point ~했을 때 [haesseul ttae] is used to indicate "when someone did" something in the past. This structure helps speakers discuss past events and situations that occurred at a specific time.
The structure ~했을 때 combines the past tense of a verb with -을 때, which means "when" or "at the time". It is used to describe the time when a particular action or event happened in the past.
[Verb Stem] + 았/었 + 을 때
Verb | Verb Stem | Past Tense Suffix | Final Form | Meaning |
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가다 (to go) | 가 | 았 | 갔을 때 | When [someone] went |
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 었 | 먹었을 때 | When [someone] ate |
배우다 (to learn) | 배우 | 었 | 배웠을 때 | When [someone] learned |
읽다 (to read) | 읽 | 었 | 읽었을 때 | When [someone] read |
By mastering ~했을 때, you can more accurately describe past experiences and share stories in Korean. Remember to pay attention to verb tenses and practice with various verbs to become more comfortable with this grammar point.
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