"-대" meaning in All languages combined

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        "2": "-다(-고) 해",
        "t": "􂀿one􂁀 says that..."
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          "english": "I was watching the news, and apparently the Taliban in Afghanistan is rapidly taking over the entire country.",
          "roman": "Nyuseu bonikka Apeugan-eseo Talleban-i pajukjise-ro jeon'gug-eul jang'ak-hago itdae.",
          "text": "뉴스 보니까 아프간에서 탈레반이 파죽지세로 전국을 장악하고 있대.",
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        },
        {
          "english": "I heard it from somebody that apparently there's immense treasure buried here.",
          "roman": "Nugu-hante-seo deureonneunde, yeogi eomcheong-nan bomur-i maejang-dwae itdae.",
          "text": "누구한테서 들었는데, 여기 엄청난 보물이 매장돼 있대.",
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        {
          "english": "They say the weather is bad today.",
          "roman": "Oneul nalssi byeollo-rae.",
          "text": "오늘 날씨 별로래.",
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        },
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          "english": "What do they say the stock market is like today?",
          "roman": "Oneul jusig-eun eotteotae?",
          "text": "오늘 주식은 어떻대?",
          "type": "example"
        }
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          "english": "Every time I meet him, he says he has no money.",
          "roman": "Gyae-neun bol ttae-mada don-i eopdae.",
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        {
          "english": "I came back from a wedding. — Does the groom say he's happy?",
          "roman": "Gyeolhonsik gatda-wasseo. - Sillang-eun haengbok-hadae?",
          "text": "결혼식 갔다왔어. — 신랑은 행복하대?",
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        {
          "english": "I met him yesterday, and he said he was so depressed recently.",
          "roman": "Eoje manna-bonikka choegeun neomu uul-haetdae.",
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          "english": "God, why is it so hot today?",
          "roman": "Oneur-eun wae ireoke pogyeom-i-rae?",
          "text": "오늘은 왜 이렇게 폭염이래?",
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        },
        {
          "english": "Why does that country have no money even when it's so big in territory?",
          "roman": "Geu nara-neun ttangdeong'eori-neun keumyeonseo wae geureoke don-i eopdae?",
          "text": "그 나라는 땅덩어리는 크면서 왜 그렇게 돈이 없대?",
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          "english": "I was watching the news, and apparently the Taliban in Afghanistan is rapidly taking over the entire country.",
          "roman": "Nyuseu bonikka Apeugan-eseo Talleban-i pajukjise-ro jeon'gug-eul jang'ak-hago itdae.",
          "text": "뉴스 보니까 아프간에서 탈레반이 파죽지세로 전국을 장악하고 있대.",
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          "english": "I heard it from somebody that apparently there's immense treasure buried here.",
          "roman": "Nugu-hante-seo deureonneunde, yeogi eomcheong-nan bomur-i maejang-dwae itdae.",
          "text": "누구한테서 들었는데, 여기 엄청난 보물이 매장돼 있대.",
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          "english": "They say the weather is bad today.",
          "roman": "Oneul nalssi byeollo-rae.",
          "text": "오늘 날씨 별로래.",
          "type": "example"
        },
        {
          "english": "What do they say the stock market is like today?",
          "roman": "Oneul jusig-eun eotteotae?",
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        "In the intimate style, used to convey something someone else has said:",
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      ],
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          "text": "걔는 볼 때마다 돈이 없대.",
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          "english": "I came back from a wedding. — Does the groom say he's happy?",
          "roman": "Gyeolhonsik gatda-wasseo. - Sillang-eun haengbok-hadae?",
          "text": "결혼식 갔다왔어. — 신랑은 행복하대?",
          "type": "example"
        },
        {
          "english": "I met him yesterday, and he said he was so depressed recently.",
          "roman": "Eoje manna-bonikka choegeun neomu uul-haetdae.",
          "text": "어제 만나보니까 최근 너무 우울했대.",
          "type": "example"
        }
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          "english": "God, why is it so hot today?",
          "roman": "Oneur-eun wae ireoke pogyeom-i-rae?",
          "text": "오늘은 왜 이렇게 폭염이래?",
          "type": "example"
        },
        {
          "english": "Why does that country have no money even when it's so big in territory?",
          "roman": "Geu nara-neun ttangdeong'eori-neun keumyeonseo wae geureoke don-i eopdae?",
          "text": "그 나라는 땅덩어리는 크면서 왜 그렇게 돈이 없대?",
          "type": "example"
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  "word": "-대"
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