No. 2,430 in Korean
나가는
"나가는" means "going out" or "leaving."
In a sentence
나는 매일 아침 일찍 집에서 나가는 버릇이 있다.
I have a habit of leaving home early every morning.
Here, '나가는' describes the action 'leaving' as an adjective modifying '버릇' (habit), indicating the habit of going out.
밖에 나가는 것을 좋아하지 않아.
I don't like going outside.
In this sentence, '나가는' acts as an adjective describing '것' (thing), referring to the activity of going out.
오늘은 친구들과 함께 나가는 날이에요.
Today is the day to go out with friends.
'나가는' is used here to describe the activity of going out, modifying '날' (day) to specify its purpose or event.
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