No. 1,576 in Korean
다니는
"Attending" or "going (regularly)."
In a sentence
학교에 매일 다니는 학생입니다.
The student who goes to school every day.
다니는 is used here as a present participle to describe the student who is regularly attending school.
부모님께 자주 다니는 딸이에요.
She is a daughter who visits her parents frequently.
다니는 is employed to describe the daughter who frequently visits her parents, indicating habitual movement.
요즘은 헬스장에 다니는 중이에요.
Nowadays, I am in the process of regularly attending the gym.
다니는 중 means 'in the process of attending,' indicating an ongoing habit of visiting the gym.
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