lesson 88 다가

Question 1

genius

Answer 1

천제

Question 2

bat (animal)

Answer 2

박쥐

Question 3

glass

Answer 3

유리

Question 4

bedroom

Answer 4

침실

Question 5

the shape of something

Answer 5

형태

Question 6

boss, chairman

Answer 6

회장

Question 7

a snowy road

Answer 7

눈길

Question 8

seafood

Answer 8

해물
해산물

Question 9

retest

Answer 9

재시험

Question 10

pregnant woman

Answer 10

임산부

Question 11

conservative

Answer 11

보수적

Question 12

to mix

Answer 12

섞다

Question 13

to give somebody money, to pay

Answer 13

지급하다

Question 14

to explode

Answer 14

폭발하다

Question 15

to be mixed

Answer 15

섞이다

Question 16

temperature, degree

Answer 16

도

Question 17

below zero (temp)

Answer 17

영하

Question 18

above zero (temp)

Answer 18

영상

Question 19

in the very middle

Answer 19

한가운데

Question 20

~다가 can be used to show that one action occurs after another
when the verb before it is in present tense, it implies the action was halted or cut short
can be translated as while

Answer 20

학생은 열심히 공부하다가 잠이 들었어요 - the student studied hard and then fell asleep (was studying but studying was halted because they fell asleep)

Question 21

열심히 운동하다가 갑자기 쓰러졌어요

Answer 21

while exercising hard, i suddenly collapsed

Question 22

과학 천재가 실험을 하다가 실수로 집을 폭발시켰어요

Answer 22

while the science genius was doing an experiment, he accidentally blew up his house

Question 23

았/었다가 is used when the action before is completed before the action in the next clause

Answer 23

학생이 열심히 공부했다가 친구를 잘 못 만나서 나쁜 학생이 되었어요 - the student studied hard, and then met bad friends and then became a bad student (completed the action of studying before become a bad student)

Question 24

요리를 했다가 먹을 사람이 없어서 다 버렸어요

Answer 24

i cooked and because there was nobody to eat the food i threw it all away
(completed the act of cooking before then throwing away the food, which is the result of the previous action completing)

Question 25

있다가 can be used to say “later” or to indicate how much later

Answer 25

10분 있다가 - 10 minutes later 저는 조금 있다가 해산물을 먹으러 갈 거예요 - i’m going to go eat seafood in a little bit/later

Question 26

다가 can also be used to mean something like “because” usually implied while one’s doing first action, something about that action cause the second to occur

Answer 26

제가 빠리 걷다가 발가락을 부딪혔어요 - i was walking fast and then (because i was walking fast) stubbed my toe

Question 27

에다가 is often used when referring to a place

Answer 27

밥을 냉장고에다가 넣어 - put the rice in the fridge 재료를 그릇에다가 섞어 - mix the ingredients in the bowl

Question 28

여기다가, 저기다가, 거기다가, 어디다가 can be used 에다가 can’t be used when somebody goes to a place

Answer 28

밥을 여기다가 넣어 - put the rice here 펜을 어디다가 두었어요 - where did u put/leave the pen

Question 29

에 and 에다가 basically have the same meaning but 에다가 is more used when one thing is being added to something else

Answer 29

커피에다가 설탕을 넣었어요 - i out sugar in my coffe (there was already something there, the coffee, and you’re putting more stuff, the sugar, into there)