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Unit 10: Korean LifeVerbFree referenceEnriched examples

없다

eotda

to be absent/not there

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없다 (eotda) means “to be absent/not there.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.

Curriculum focus: Unit 10. When this word shows up in a lesson, reuse one example frame from this page.

Dictionary form ends in -다. Conjugate before speaking — open the verb page or conjugator for present/past/future.

Next step: open a related grammar or conversation link, then rebuild one sentence with a new place or person.

Production steps: (1) listen, (2) repeat, (3) cover English and say a full sentence, (4) change one word, (5) review tomorrow.

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Verb conjugator

Polite present, past, future, and more for 없다.

Collocations

없고 싶다없고 있다잘 없다

Example sentences

한 번도 ~없다

han beondo ~eotda

never

지금 없어요.

jigeum eoteoyo.

I be absent/not there now. / I'm be absent/not thereing now.

어제 없었어요.

eoje eoteongeoyo.

I be absent/not thereed yesterday (approx. — check irregulars).

없고 싶다.

eotgo sitda

Common phrase with this word: 없고 싶다

없고 있다.

eotgo ingda

Common phrase with this word: 없고 있다

잘 없다.

jal eotda

Common phrase with this word: 잘 없다

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