No. 7,832 in Korean
했나
"했나" translates to "did (it)?" in English, often used to ask if an action was done.
In a sentence
그 일을 정말 했나 확인해보자.
Let's check if they really did that.
In this sentence, '했나' is used in conjunction with '그 일' (that task) to pose a question about whether it was done.
어제 숙제를 했나 못했나 기억이 안 나요.
I can't remember if I did the homework or not yesterday.
Here, '했나' refers to the act of completing the homework ('숙제') and is used to express uncertainty in the past tense.
저 사람이 시험 공부를 했나 봐요.
It seems that person studied for the test.
In this sentence, '했나' is part of an assumption ('했나 봐요') indicating that studying ('시험 공부') might have taken place.
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