No. 13,149 in Korean
두겠다고
"두겠다고" means "saying (someone) will put/place (something)."
In a sentence
나는 이 일을 최선을 다해 끝내겠다고 두겠다고 다짐했어요.
I promised to do my best and finish this task, saying I would commit to it.
In this sentence, '두겠다고' is used to express the speaker's commitment or determination to undertake a particular action, emphasizing their firm decision-making.
그는 자신의 모든 것을 희생하겠다고 두겠다고 말했습니다.
He said he would sacrifice everything he had, committing himself to it.
Here, '두겠다고' illustrates the speaker reporting someone's resolute declaration to perform a significant act, stressing their vow.
그녀는 자원봉사에 시간을 두겠다고 선언했어요.
She declared to dedicate her time to volunteering.
In this instance, '두겠다고' conveys the speaker describing another person's decision to allocate or devote effort, indicating their announced intention.
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