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No. 604 in Korean

찾은

"Found" or "searched for."

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  • 나는 잃어버린 가방을 찾은 것 같아.

    I think I found the lost bag.

    In this sentence, '찾은' functions as an adjective derived from the verb '찾다' using the attributive form '-은'. It modifies '가방', indicating the bag that has been found.

  • 찾은 물건은 여기에 두세요.

    Place found items here.

    Here, '찾은' describes '물건', specifying items that have been found. The participle '-은' is applied to the verb to provide detail about the objects.

  • 이번에 찾은 장소는 정말 아름다웠다.

    The place I found this time was really beautiful.

    In this example, '찾은' serves as an adjective for '장소', detailing that it refers to the place discovered or located, emphasizing a specific instance.

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