G16.1 ~어/아 보다

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Thank you, one of the clearest explanation

[@sorawang9334]

This grammar point is very similar to my native language Marathi & Hindi ( Indian languages)
I had no tough time understanding this.
But thankyou professor for your time.

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[@natureofbangla2602]

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[@georgiavassilopoulou4377]

Is it correct if I say ;
난 널 사랑해 봤는데 너 날 안 사랑했어..
( I wanted to say “ I tried loving you , but you didn’t love me “)

[@haswell105]

I think you might need a subject particle for the second 너 so it's 네가, and since you are talking about someone else's actions in the second clause you could use honorifics like 사랑하셨어.

[@sanpdinocat]

Thank you

[@lisaishere0919]

as a Mandarin speaker, as first i feel this usage is odd cuz i think in eng. then dawns on me we have this exact same idea/expression in madarin😅