No. 18,526 in Korean
시작했다는
"시작했다는" means "started" or "having started."
In a sentence
그 프로젝트가 드디어 시작했다는 소식을 들었다.
I heard the news that the project finally started.
In this sentence, '시작했다는' is derived from the verb '시작하다' (to start) followed by '-다는,' indicating reported speech or a statement about 'starting.' It is used to reference the starting of the project.
이 책은 내가 변화의 첫걸음을 시작했다는 증거와 같다.
This book is like evidence that I have taken the first steps of change.
Here, '시작했다는' suggests that 'I started,' describing the action of beginning a new phase or journey, highlighting personal involvement with 'starting.'
학생들이 각자의 역할을 시작했다는 이야기를 들었다.
I heard the story that the students started their respective roles.
In this case, '시작했다는' expresses the reporting of the action 'started' regarding the students taking their roles, emphasizing their initialization.
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