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Usages of deutda
선생님이 질문을 듣고 자세히 대답해 주셨어요.seonsaengnimi jilmuneul deutgo jasehi daedaphae jusyeosseoyo.
The teacher heard my question and answered in detail.
귀로 소리를 듣는 게 당연해요.gwiro sorireul deutneun ge dangyeonhaeyo.
It’s natural to hear sounds with the ears.
나는 일찍 일어나는 편인데, 오늘은 알람을 못 듣고 늦었어.naneun iljjik ireonaneun pyeoninde, oneureun allameul mos deutgo neujeosseo.
I tend to wake up early, but today I didn’t hear the alarm and was late.
친구가 내일 온다는 소식을 듣고 정말 기뻤어.chinguga naeil ondaneun sosigeul deutgo jeongmal gippeosseo.
I was really glad to hear the news that my friend is coming tomorrow.
친구한테서 좋은 소식을 들어서 정말 기뻐요.chinguhanteseo joheun sosigeul deureoseo jeongmal gippeoyo.
I’m really happy because I heard good news from a friend.
친구한테서 슬픈 소식을 들었어요.chinguhanteseo seulpeun sosigeul deureosseoyo.
I heard sad news from a friend.
친구한테서 슬픈 소식을 듣고 울 뻔했어요.chinguhanteseo seulpeun sosigeul deutgo ul ppeonhaesseoyo.
I almost cried after hearing sad news from a friend.
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