Hello, everyone! 😊 I'm Hoorimi, your Korean teacher! Today, we will learn about the very useful Korean word '나다'! Korean Verb: 나다 1️⃣ 사건·사고·문제 등이 “나다” ➡️ happen / occur / take place / break out / arise | 한국어 | 영어 | |------------------|---------------------------------------| | 사고가 났어요 | There was an accident. / An accident occurred. | | 불이 났어요 | A fire broke out. | | 싸움이 났어요 | A fight broke out.

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