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날아오다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: “날다” (nal-da) means “to fly” and “오다” (o-da) means “to come.” Visualize something flying and coming back to help recall that “날아오다” combines these ideas.
• Remember that “날아오다” can evoke the image of a bird or object soaring and arriving.

Explanations:
• “날아오다” is a compound verb that literally means “to fly and come.” It is used when something flies toward or comes by flying.
• In certain contexts, it can emphasize the arrival aspect along with the act of flying.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 날다 (nal-da) – “to fly.”
• 비행하다 (bihaenghada) – “to fly” (often used for airplanes or the act of flying in a technical sense).

Conjugations:
Infinitive: 날아오다 (naraoda)

Present Tense:
• Informal low: 날아온다 (naraonda)
• Informal polite: 날아와요 (narawayo)
• Formal polite: 날아옵니다 (naraomnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal low: 날아왔다 (narawatda)
• Informal polite: 날아왔어요 (narawasseoyo)
• Formal polite: 날아왔습니다 (narawasseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal low: 날아올 거야 (naraol geoya)
• Informal polite: 날아올 거예요 (naraol geoyeyo)
• Formal polite: 날아올 것입니다 (naraol geosimnida)

Example Sentences:
1. The birds flew home after the storm.
• 새들이 폭풍 후에 날아왔다.
• Saedeuri pokpung hue narawatda.

2. Every spring, the butterflies fly to the gardens.
• 매년 봄에 나비들이 정원으로 날아온다.
• Maenyeon bome nabi-deuri jeongwoneuro naraonda.

3. He will fly to his hometown by airplane.
• 그는 비행기로 고향으로 날아올 거예요.
• Geuneun bihaenggiro gohyangeuro naraol geoyeyo.

4. When you feel down, imagine your worries flying away.
• 기분이 우울할 때, 걱정들이 날아가 버리는 것을 상상해 보세요.
• Gibuni uulhal ttae, geokjeongdeuri naraga beorineun geoseul sangsanghae boseyo.

5. After the long journey, the kite finally flew back.
• 긴 여행 후에 연이 결국 날아왔다.
• Gin yeohaeng hue yeon-i gyeolguk narawatda.

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