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건너오다 info.

Tips to remember the word:
• Think of 건너 (geonneo) as "to cross" and 오다 (oda) as "to come." Imagine coming to a place by crossing a street or a bridge to help cement the meaning "to come over" or "to cross over."

Explanations:
• 건너오다 (geonneooda) is a compound verb combining 건너다 (“to cross”) with 오다 (“to come”), meaning “to come over” or “to cross over.”
• It is used to describe someone or something moving from one side to another, often implying overcoming a barrier like a street, river, or similar obstacle.

Other words with similar meaning:
• 넘어오다 (neomeooda) also means “to come over by crossing,” and in many contexts it can be used interchangeably.

Conjugations:
Infinitive (dictionary form): 건너오다 (geonneooda)

Present tense:
• Polite: 건너와요 (geonneowayo)
• Informal: 건너와 (geonneowa)

Past tense:
• Polite: 건너왔어요 (geonneowasseoyo)
• Informal: 건너왔어 (geonneowasseo)

Future tense:
• Polite: 건너올 거예요 (geonneool geoyeyo)
• Informal: 건너올 거야 (geonneool geoya)

Present continuous:
• Polite: 건너오고 있어요 (geonneogo isseoyo)

Imperative:
• Polite: 건너오세요 (geonneoseyo)

Example sentences:
1. 나는 다리를 건너왔어요. (Naneun darireul geonneowasseoyo.)
Translation: I came over by crossing the bridge.
2. 친구들이 강을 건너오고 있어요. (Chingudeuri ganeul geonneogo isseoyo.)
Translation: The friends are coming over by crossing the river.
3. 내일 그들은 산을 건너올 거예요. (Naeil geudeureun saneul geonneool geoyeyo.)
Translation: Tomorrow, they will come over by crossing the mountain.

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