Difference between revisions of "아/어 + 대다"

Latest revision as of 15:49, 6 March 2010

Verb + 아/어/여 + 대다 : This pattern is equivalent to equivalent statement

For Conjugation rules, see the basic conjugation for 아/어/여. Some basic examples:

Korean	English	Notes
아이가 계속해서 울어대요.	The child just keeps on crying and crying.	polite informal form
개가 심하게 짖어대요.	The dog barks a lot.	polite informal form
그는 끊임없이 담배를 피워대요.	He is always smoking a lot.	polite informal form
그녀는 졸리면 끊임없이 커피를 마셔댑니다.	She is drinking a lot of coffee whenever she feels sleepy.	formal form
옆집 여자가 매일 밤 노래를 불러대서, 너무 시끄러워.	The woman who lives next door sings every night, so it's too noisy.	low form
그사람은 항상 불평을 해댑니다.	He is always complaining.	formal form
아이들이 쓸데없는 일로 떠들어대고 있어.	Kids make much ado about nothing.	low form
반 친구들은 항상 내 사투리를 놀려대요.	My classmates keep teasing me about my accent.	polite informal form
그 사람은 계속해서 웃어댔어요.	He kept laughing away.	formal form
밤마다 먹어댔더니 살이쪘어.	I've eaten a lot every night, so I put on weight.	informal form

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