는다는

neundaneun

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Also spelled nundanun

The fact that (before a noun)

Packs a whole statement in front of a noun: the fact that people wear workout clothes, the downside that your skills don't improve quickly, the vibe that you're looking for a spouse, the point that you don't actually die. It is what you use to talk about a claim rather than simply make it, so it goes with words like 'fact', 'downside', 'meaning' and 'nuance'. It attaches to present-tense action verbs; 다는 is the same for descriptions and past forms.

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