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How to say 'i watched the film' in Korean? Need help with the past tense of 'watch'- writing a letter to my favourite Korean magician haha
Dec 30, 2013 2:39 PM
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보다 (Present) -> 보았다 or 봤다 (Past) The usage varies with context, for example: 보았습니다, 보았어요, 보았습니까, etc.
December 30, 2013
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Language Skills
Chinese (Cantonese), Korean
Learning Language
Korean
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