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없앴다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Think of 없애다 (eopsaeda) as “making something not exist.” Since 없 means “not” or “without,” you can associate 없앴다 (eopsaetda) with “deleted” or “removed.”
• Visualize erasing an item to reinforce the idea of eliminating or deleting something.

Explanations:
• 없앴다 (eopsaetda) is the simple past form of 없애다 (eopsaeda), meaning “to remove,” “to eliminate,” or “to delete.”
• The verb conveys the action of making something disappear or no longer exist.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 삭제하다 (sakjehada) – “to delete”
• 지우다 (jiuda) – “to erase” or “to wipe out”
• 제거하다 (jegehada) – “to remove” or “to eliminate”

Conjugations of 없애다 (eopsaeda):
• Infinitive (dictionary form): 없애다 (eopsaeda) – “to remove/delete”
• Present Tense (polite): 없애요 (eopsaeyo) – “remove(s)/delete(s)”
• Present Continuous: 없애고 있어요 (eopsaego isseoyo) – “am/is/are deleting”
• Past Tense: 없앴다 (eopsaetda) – “deleted/removed”
• Future Tense (using intention): 없앨 거예요 (eopsael geoyeyo) – “will remove/delete”
• Imperative (polite request): 없애세요 (eopsaeseyo) – “please remove/delete”

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 불필요한 파일을 없앴다.
(Na-neun bulpil-yohan pail-eul eopsaetda.)
Translation: I deleted the unnecessary file.
2. 그 문제를 해결하기 위해 나쁜 습관을 없애요.
(Geu munje-reul haegyeolhagi wihae nappeun seup-gwan-eul eopsaeyo.)
Translation: To solve that problem, (we) eliminate bad habits.
3. 관리자님께서 오래된 데이터를 없앨 거예요.
(Gwanlijanimkke-seo oraedoen deiteo-reul eopsael geoyeyo.)
Translation: The administrator will delete the old data.
4. 그는 잘못된 정보를 없애고 있어요.
(Geuneun jalmosdoen jeongbo-reul eopsaego isseoyo.)
Translation: He is in the process of removing the incorrect information.

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