은 거 갖다

eungeogatda

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Also spelled ungogatda

bring something like that

A noun phrase in "-(으)ㄴ 거" as the object of 갖다 — carry, bring, take. Every line here builds that phrase with 같은 거 or 똑같은 거, "something like a beanie", "something like a crane", "the identical one". 갖다 then combines with a movement verb: 갖고 오다 bring, 갖다 놓다 put down, 갖다 주다 hand over. One line is the odd one out — 술자리 같은 거 갖잖아요 uses 갖다 in its "have, hold (a gathering)" sense instead.

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