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Past tense 2

Past tense 2

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82 [yeodeundul]

과거형 2

[gwageohyeong 2]

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Did you have to call an ambulance? 구-차- 불-야만----? 구--- 불--- 했--- 구-차- 불-야- 했-요- -------------- 구급차를 불러야만 했어요? 0
gu--u-ch--eul-bulle-ya-an h--s---o--? g------------ b---------- h---------- g-g-u-c-a-e-l b-l-e-y-m-n h-e-s-e-y-? ------------------------------------- gugeubchaleul bulleoyaman haess-eoyo?
Did you have to call the doctor? 의사를-불러---했어요? 의-- 불--- 했--- 의-를 불-야- 했-요- ------------- 의사를 불러야만 했어요? 0
u----e-l --lle---m-- --e-s-e-yo? u------- b---------- h---------- u-s-l-u- b-l-e-y-m-n h-e-s-e-y-? -------------------------------- uisaleul bulleoyaman haess-eoyo?
Did you have to call the police? 경찰을 ---만----? 경-- 불--- 했--- 경-을 불-야- 했-요- ------------- 경찰을 불러야만 했어요? 0
gy--ng-h------ ---l---ama- h-es---o-o? g------------- b---------- h---------- g-e-n-c-a---u- b-l-e-y-m-n h-e-s-e-y-? -------------------------------------- gyeongchal-eul bulleoyaman haess-eoyo?
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. 그 -화번호- -어요?-방--전- -었--. 그 전---- 있--- 방- 전- 있---- 그 전-번-가 있-요- 방- 전- 있-어-. ------------------------ 그 전화번호가 있어요? 방금 전에 있었어요. 0
geu-----h---e-n--g- iss-eoy-?--a----e-m -e-n-e i------s-eo-o. g-- j-------------- i-------- b-------- j----- i------------- g-u j-o-h-a-e-n-o-a i-s-e-y-? b-n---e-m j-o--- i-s-e-s---o-o- ------------------------------------------------------------- geu jeonhwabeonhoga iss-eoyo? bang-geum jeon-e iss-eoss-eoyo.
Do you have the address? I had it just now. 그 --- 있어-? -금--에 --어요. 그 주-- 있--- 방- 전- 있---- 그 주-가 있-요- 방- 전- 있-어-. ---------------------- 그 주소가 있어요? 방금 전에 있었어요. 0
g-- j--oga--s--e-yo?-ban---e-m -e---e i----oss-eoy-. g-- j----- i-------- b-------- j----- i------------- g-u j-s-g- i-s-e-y-? b-n---e-m j-o--- i-s-e-s---o-o- ---------------------------------------------------- geu jusoga iss-eoyo? bang-geum jeon-e iss-eoss-eoyo.
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. 그-도시-------요?-방- ----었-요. 그 도- 지-- 있--- 방- 전- 있---- 그 도- 지-가 있-요- 방- 전- 있-어-. ------------------------- 그 도시 지도가 있어요? 방금 전에 있었어요. 0
ge- d-si -ido----ss----o--ba-g-g--m--e---- --s-eo-s-----. g-- d--- j----- i-------- b-------- j----- i------------- g-u d-s- j-d-g- i-s-e-y-? b-n---e-m j-o--- i-s-e-s---o-o- --------------------------------------------------------- geu dosi jidoga iss-eoyo? bang-geum jeon-e iss-eoss-eoyo.
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. 그- 정-- 왔어----는--각- 못----. 그- 정-- 왔--- 그- 정-- 못 왔--- 그- 정-에 왔-요- 그- 정-에 못 왔-요- ------------------------- 그가 정각에 왔어요? 그는 정각에 못 왔어요. 0
geu-- jeo-g-ga--- ---s------ g--neun-----g-gag-e -o--w-ss--o--. g---- j---------- w--------- g------ j---------- m-- w--------- g-u-a j-o-g-g-g-e w-s---o-o- g-u-e-n j-o-g-g-g-e m-s w-s---o-o- --------------------------------------------------------------- geuga jeong-gag-e wass-eoyo? geuneun jeong-gag-e mos wass-eoyo.
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. 그가 길을-찾--요?------ 못 찾-어-. 그- 길- 찾---- 그- 길- 못 찾---- 그- 길- 찾-어-? 그- 길- 못 찾-어-. ------------------------- 그가 길을 찾았어요? 그는 길을 못 찾았어요. 0
geu-------eu- ch-j-----e-------un-un-----e-l m----haj--s---oyo. g---- g------ c------------- g------ g------ m-- c------------- g-u-a g-l-e-l c-a---s---o-o- g-u-e-n g-l-e-l m-s c-a---s---o-o- --------------------------------------------------------------- geuga gil-eul chaj-ass-eoyo? geuneun gil-eul mos chaj-ass-eoyo.
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. 그가 당-을 -해했-요?--는 저를-이- -했-요. 그- 당-- 이----- 그- 저- 이- 못---- 그- 당-을 이-했-요- 그- 저- 이- 못-어-. ---------------------------- 그가 당신을 이해했어요? 그는 저를 이해 못했어요. 0
g-uga-----s----u--ihae--e-s--o-o? ----eu--j-o-e-l i-a- m-sh-ess-eo--. g---- d---------- i-------------- g------ j------ i--- m------------- g-u-a d-n-s-n-e-l i-a-h-e-s-e-y-? g-u-e-n j-o-e-l i-a- m-s-a-s---o-o- --------------------------------------------------------------------- geuga dangsin-eul ihaehaess-eoyo? geuneun jeoleul ihae moshaess-eoyo.
Why could you not come on time? 왜 정각에 ---어요? 왜 정-- 못 왔--- 왜 정-에 못 왔-요- ------------ 왜 정각에 못 왔어요? 0
wa----on--g-g-e-mos --ss--o--? w-- j---------- m-- w--------- w-e j-o-g-g-g-e m-s w-s---o-o- ------------------------------ wae jeong-gag-e mos wass-eoyo?
Why could you not find the way? 왜-길을-못 찾았어요? 왜 길- 못 찾---- 왜 길- 못 찾-어-? ------------ 왜 길을 못 찾았어요? 0
wae -i---u- mo- -ha------eoyo? w-- g------ m-- c------------- w-e g-l-e-l m-s c-a---s---o-o- ------------------------------ wae gil-eul mos chaj-ass-eoyo?
Why could you not understand him? 왜 -를 ---- 했--? 왜 그- 이- 못 했--- 왜 그- 이- 못 했-요- -------------- 왜 그를 이해 못 했어요? 0
w---ge-leul------mos-----s----o? w-- g------ i--- m-- h---------- w-e g-u-e-l i-a- m-s h-e-s-e-y-? -------------------------------- wae geuleul ihae mos haess-eoyo?
I could not come on time because there were no buses. 버-- 없어서---- - 왔-요. 버-- 없-- 정-- 못 왔--- 버-가 없-서 정-에 못 왔-요- ------------------ 버스가 없어서 정각에 못 왔어요. 0
be------ --b--e--eo -eong-----e--os wa-s-e---. b------- e--------- j---------- m-- w--------- b-o-e-g- e-b---o-e- j-o-g-g-g-e m-s w-s---o-o- ---------------------------------------------- beoseuga eobs-eoseo jeong-gag-e mos wass-eoyo.
I could not find the way because I had no city map. 도--지도가 -어서----못--았어-. 도- 지-- 없-- 길- 못 찾---- 도- 지-가 없-서 길- 못 찾-어-. --------------------- 도시 지도가 없어서 길을 못 찾았어요. 0
dos--jid--a----s-----o-g-l-eul -os -haj--------o. d--- j----- e--------- g------ m-- c------------- d-s- j-d-g- e-b---o-e- g-l-e-l m-s c-a---s---o-o- ------------------------------------------------- dosi jidoga eobs-eoseo gil-eul mos chaj-ass-eoyo.
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. 음-이--무 시끄-------이--못----. 음-- 너- 시---- 그- 이- 못 했--- 음-이 너- 시-러-서 그- 이- 못 했-요- ------------------------- 음악이 너무 시끄러워서 그를 이해 못 했어요. 0
e-m-a------omu sik----e---s----eu-e----------s--ae---e---. e------- n---- s------------- g------ i--- m-- h---------- e-m-a--- n-o-u s-k-e-l-o-o-e- g-u-e-l i-a- m-s h-e-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------------------------------- eum-ag-i neomu sikkeuleowoseo geuleul ihae mos haess-eoyo.
I had to take a taxi. 저--택시- 잡-야-했-요. 저- 택-- 잡-- 했--- 저- 택-를 잡-야 했-요- --------------- 저는 택시를 잡아야 했어요. 0
jeo--un-t--g--le-l-ja--a-a---ess-eoyo. j------ t--------- j------ h---------- j-o-e-n t-e-s-l-u- j-b-a-a h-e-s-e-y-. -------------------------------------- jeoneun taegsileul jab-aya haess-eoyo.
I had to buy a city map. 저는 -시 지-를-사야 -어-. 저- 도- 지-- 사- 했--- 저- 도- 지-를 사- 했-요- ----------------- 저는 도시 지도를 사야 했어요. 0
j--n-un---si--i-ol--l say- -a-s--eoyo. j------ d--- j------- s--- h---------- j-o-e-n d-s- j-d-l-u- s-y- h-e-s-e-y-. -------------------------------------- jeoneun dosi jidoleul saya haess-eoyo.
I had to switch off the radio. 저는 라디오를-꺼--했--. 저- 라--- 꺼- 했--- 저- 라-오- 꺼- 했-요- --------------- 저는 라디오를 꺼야 했어요. 0
je-neu- la-io-e-- k--oya -aes--e-yo. j------ l-------- k----- h---------- j-o-e-n l-d-o-e-l k-e-y- h-e-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------ jeoneun ladioleul kkeoya haess-eoyo.

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