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No. 11,498 in Korean

끝난다고

"끝난다고" means "says (something) will end" or "that (something) will end."

In a sentence

  • 수업이 이제 곧 끝난다고 했어요.

    They said the class will end soon.

    Here, '끝난다고' is used to represent reported speech, indicating what someone said regarding the class concluding.

  • 프로젝트가 내일 끝난다고 들었어요.

    I heard that the project will end tomorrow.

    In this sentence, '끝난다고' conveys that the speaker heard information about the conclusion of the project.

  • 너무 재미있어서 끝난다고 해도 계속하고 싶어요.

    Even if they say it will end, I want to continue because it is so fun.

    '끝난다고' is employed to indicate the hypothetical scenario or condition that an ongoing activity concludes.

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