| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| External | 외다 |
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외다 info.
Tips to remember:
• Notice the “외” syllable is used in other words meaning “outside” (like 외부 “outside”) – so linking “외다” with “external” can help you remember its meaning.
• Think of “외” as representing the “external” or “outside” aspect, which may remind you of things that are not internal.
Explanation and synonyms:
• “외다” is used as an adjective meaning “external” or “outer.”
• Similar words include 외부 (oe-bu; “outside” or “external part”), 밖 (bak; “outside”), and sometimes 외면 (oemyeon; “exterior” or “external surface”) in contexts describing the outer aspect.
Conjugations (assuming a regular descriptive verb/adjective):
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 외다 (oe-da)
• Present (polite): 외어요 (oe-eo-yo)
• Past (polite): 외었어요 (oe-eo-sseo-yo)
• Future (polite): 외을 거예요 (oe-eul geo-ye-yo)
• Present progressive (polite): 외고 있어요 (oe-go i-sseo-yo)
Examples in sentences:
1. This device has both internal and external features.
Korean: 이 기계는 내부와 외다 기능을 가지고 있어요.
Romanization: I gi-gae-neun nae-bu-wa oe-da gi-neung-eul ga-ji-go i-sseo-yo.
2. The external design of the building is very modern.
Korean: 건물의 외다 디자인이 매우 현대적이에요.
Romanization: Geon-mul-ui oe-da di-ja-in-i mae-u hyeon-dae-jeok-i-e-yo.
3. If the external requirements are met, we can proceed.
Korean: 외다 요건이 충족되면 진행할 수 있어요.
Romanization: Oe-da yo-geon-i chung-jok-doe-myeon jin-haeng-hal su i-sseo-yo.
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