다가

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Onto here or there

The everyday shortening of 에다가. After a place word it marks the spot something goes into or onto: filling water into a place like this, adding something to it, putting this here, writing it there. In the other pattern, 는데다가, it means 'on top of that' — one line stacks 'and it's fermented' onto an already difficult job. Both are spoken Korean; in writing the full forms are 에다가 and 은 데다가.

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애매하게 약간 이런 데