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신다 (sinda) means “to wear shoes.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
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지금 신어요.
jigeum sineoyo.
I wear shoes now. / I'm wear shoesing now.
어제 신었어요.
eoje sineongeoyo.
I wear shoesed yesterday (approx. — check irregulars).
같이 신고 싶어요!
gapi singo siteoyo!
I want to wear shoes together!
신고 싶다.
singo sitda
Common phrase with this word: 신고 싶다
신고 있다.
singo ingda
Common phrase with this word: 신고 있다
잘 신다.
jal sinda
Common phrase with this word: 잘 신다
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