No. 11,575 in Korean
나왔었죠
"Had appeared" or "had come out" (past perfect nuance).
In a sentence
그 배우가 예전에 그 드라마에 나오었었죠.
That actor appeared in that drama before.
In this sentence, '나왔었죠' indicates past action with emphasis on the fact that it is no longer ongoing, highlighting the completed nature of the appearance.
비가 갑자기 많이 나왔었죠.
It rained heavily all of a sudden before.
Here, '나왔었죠' metaphorically describes the emergence of a strong rain in the past, emphasizing its suddenness and past occurrence.
저번 발표에서 그 문제가 나왔었죠.
That issue came up during the previous presentation.
'나왔었죠' refers to the issue having appeared or arisen in the past, stressing its occurrence during a specific event.
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