No. 12,350 in Korean
닫았다는
"닫았다는" means "closed" or "had closed" in reference to something being shut, typically in past tense.
In a sentence
그는 문을 닫았다는 사실을 강조했다.
He emphasized the fact that he had closed the door.
Here, '닫았다는' functions as part of a clause indicating a reported past action, specifically that 'he closed the door.'
그녀가 창문을 닫았다는 소문이 돌고 있다.
There is a rumor that she closed the window.
In this sentence, '닫았다는' conveys the content of a rumor, emphasizing the action of closing the window.
우리가 습관적으로 상점 문을 닫았다는 것을 기억해 주세요.
Please remember that we habitually closed the store doors.
Here, '닫았다는' is used to recall a habitual action in the past, often relating to a collective activity.
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