eot

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Also spelled ot

Marks that something already happened

Marks past tense. It sits between the verb stem and the ending and is usually fused so tightly that you cannot see it as a separate syllable — "went", "prepared", "met", "came", "got caught" all carry it inside the word. Because the whole sentence's time is settled here, Korean rarely needs extra time words once this is in place.

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예를 들어 상대방이 나보다 나이가 많을 때는 밥 먹 어?라고 하면 안